The Fourth Realm

A Military Portal Fantasy LitRPG Series

By: Michael Chatfield

Narrated by: Neil Hellegers

The battlefield realm: a realm where sects rise and fall. Where the ground trembles under the feet of fighters from the higher realms. Where riches are gained and empires lost.

This is where Erik and Rugrat must go, if they want to increase their strength and the strength of Alva.

They say that fortune favors the bold. This is the ten realms. To the victor go the spoils. The fourth realm will change their lives...or end them.

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An excellent book that I highly recommend.

Though I have read this book when it was first published I think this audiobook rendition was excellently done. The only flaw I found in the story is that I think some of the events are out of order. For example someone is thanking about the crafters dungeon before they were discovered even though the character who thinking about it did not know that Eric and Rugrat Invented them. This is just one example but this does not detract from the excellent nature of the story.

More please

If you liked the last 3 books you'll like this one. The only issue I had was some of the audio felt a little patchy. Like you could tell when it was dubbed over in post or something. Still very very good.

Yet another home run for the Ten Realms aeries

Michael Chatfield has done it again with the help from Todd Menesses in creating a instant classic. I have read and listen to this series a few times now and I have enjoyed it Everytime. To be honest, my only complaint is they can't come out fast enough. If you haven't tried this series or you're unsure if it do yourself a favor and spend the credit to get the series. Each book is a building block to the next book that gets better and better. Now, to everyone that brings these gems to light hurry up and get the fifth realm audiobook out and get the sixth book released! lol

Great story but somewhat confusing.

I love the overall story and character progression it's amazing following Eric and Rugrats journey through the ten realms. However I found it really difficult to keep up with the vast number of different characters and remember who is who in the hierarchy of several different sects, clans, guilds, associations and what not and then remembering which of those characters is in alliances with whom and which faction and at points I just kind of zoned out because the story progression was bogged down with pointless deviations. The audio quality also left something to be desired with the volume and sound quality fluctuating mid sentence to a quiet tinny "off" sounding quality then resuming its original quality or mid sentence sounding muffled and distant. it seems the original audio was recorded then revisions were added with a completely different recording set up and no care was taken to match the two different audio qualities. I almost feel like it would have been better to just pick up a hard copy and read it.

great story

it was a great book. the story is great and flows well. the only bad thing on this one is the sound quality isn't great. at some points it seems like he just walked away from the mic