Realm Between Series # , The Realm Between

A LitRPG Saga (Books 1-3)

By: Phoenix Grey

Narrated by: Neil Hellegers

Will refused to admit to the HR lady at Radical Interactive that he'd never played their debut virtual reality MMORPG The Realm. With the company's failed attempt at entering the gaming industry, they switched their sights to focus on smaller scale educational programs.

Being a beta tester for Radical Interactive was not the dream job that Will had envisioned, but he had hoped it would get his foot in the door to one day becoming a graphic designer for the company. He never realized that he was literally signing his life away.

Now a phenomenally successful company, Radical Interactive was secretly working on something behind closed doors that would change both the medical and gaming industries forever. The Realm was reborn. The only problem was that it wasn't a game - at least not to those trapped inside.

Dumped into a fantasy world filled with nightmarish monsters, awe-inspiring magic, and way more walking than Will thought he was physically capable of as a nerdy desk jockey, he has to navigate the perils of The Realm and unravel the mystery of how he came to be here and how to get out. Fantasy meets real-life consequences in a game that could mean the difference between life and death.

©2018, 2019 Phoenix Grey (P)2021 Tantor

just gets worse

the whiny MC just gets dumber and whinier as the books go on.
it's frustrating.
by time I got to the third book, I skipped to the last chapter after listening to the first 4.
just couldn't take anymore of the illogical actions and continued whining

Stats

great book but when it repeats the same thing and over again to fill in the book with repeated item description and stat readings that are over descriptive I just can't give it a great review

love it

I have 2 hours left and I can't wait to read the next set. I love this genre, my favorite thing about these books is its different from others of this genre. I feel the struggle of these characters. they are granted nothing special or any advantages. the battles are as long as they should be. and the story and charter building is strong. real struggle with moral quandaries. the author is not afraid to kill off major characters.

Damn Good

First, Absolutely immersive. Second, Those dang cliffhangers are legendary. Third, The characters are all amazing 👏.

lacking

rampant casual misogyny and more than tacit approval of r***, unconsciously pretending at higher ideals. unsurprising in the genre but worse than usual