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[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "The Guardians of Earea" by E.J. Denman.]

The book Guardians of Earea is a creative piece of writing that revolves around three characters who are also the guardians of Earea: Kaven, Kayni, Folamor, and their friend Eniki. Kaven was given a mission by the eternal guardian to find the other guardians so that together they could stop the reign of Aggravos, an outlaw who was causing a lot of havoc. The journey to find the other guardians encounters several hurdles, and they experience more difficulties and attacks in bringing to an end the reign of Aggravos. The book leaves in the mind of the reader the question of the meteorite. What happened to it? Was it destroyed?

An outstanding positive aspect of this book is the comic relief employed by the author. Despite how serious the author portrayed the mission of the guardians to be, he still employed comic relief to lighten the mood. Also, Denman writes to communicate expressly with his readers and not confound them with high-sounding words.

Guardians of Earea by E.J. Denman is a beautiful work of art. The beautiful part of this book is the way the author effortlessly employed the use of comic relief to lighten the atmosphere and take the reader's mind away from the looming danger. This is a book about courage, heroism, and friendship. The author shows us that it does not take a title to be brave. Rather, one can be brave and also be a hero, with or without a title. He also shows us that truth and goodness will always prevail over evil.

The only negative aspect of this book is that some details were left out. For example, details like the meteorite—what happened to it? Did it crash? Did the eternal guardian absorb the power? I have a lot of questions. How did they attain this happiness? All these details were left out, therefore leading to these questions after reading the book.

Only three errors were noted in the book, which means that it was professionally edited. Added to the positives already identified, I will be rating this book five out of five stars. I recommend this book to every lover of ancient magic and to those who would once in a while like to travel to a world that exists only in the pages of a good book.

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It catch the attention of the reader by leaving the question.. what happened to them it the meteorite crash to them..

"The beautiful part of this book is the way the author effortlessly employed the use of comic relief to lighten the atmosphere and take the reader's mind away from the looming danger." Thank goodness there is comic relief to ease the tension in this book. Thanks for the review.

Some classic tropes of the fantasy genre are used in this novel to build what seems like an engaging story centered around ancient magic. I like when the use of comic relief is balanced, as the contrast with the dramatic parts is properly stressed. Thank you for your great review!

The Guardians of Earea is a captivating story about three characters, Kaven, Kayni, Folamor, and their friend Eniki, who are the guardians of Earea. Kaven is given a mission by the eternal guardian to find the other guardians to stop the reign of Aggravos, an outlaw causing chaos. The journey to find the other guardians encounters numerous challenges and attacks, leaving the reader to wonder about the fate of the meteorite.

The author's use of comic relief is a positive aspect of the book, as it lightens the mood and takes the reader away from the looming danger. The book is a testament to courage, heroism, and friendship, demonstrating that it doesn't necessarily require a title to be brave. Truth and goodness will always prevail over evil.

However, the book has some negative aspects, such as the lack of details about the meteorite and the eternal guardian's absorption of power. These details leave readers with questions about how they achieved happiness.

Despite these issues, the book has only three errors, indicating that it was professionally edited. The book is rated five out of five stars, recommending it to fans of ancient magic and those who enjoy traveling to a world only found in the pages of a good book.