Official Review: Realm Journey by Ben Schneider

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Re: Official Review: Realm Journey by Ben Schneider

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The cover page itself was enough to made me decide to read this soon. A sci-fi fantasy in the background of medieval period should be definitely an interesting and a fun read. Congratulations on being BOTD and thanks for the free giveaway
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I'm interested in reading the book just because of this review. I'm always up when there is character development and mainly, fantasy is what I live for!
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This sounds like an engaging read for those who love science fiction, fantasy, and medieval times. I, personally, am not a fan of the cover, I thought it was a children's book at first, but I am glad it has a adventurous story. Congrats on the book of the day. Great review.
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This book sounds incredible. Normally, this is not something I would read but the way you described it has made me want to give it a go.
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I love reading sci-fi but am not into medieval stories so I'll give this book a pass. However, the review is well-written and captivating. Congratulations!
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What a great review! I am excited to read this book due to your review and how great you say the characters are in the blended sci-fi with medieval background. Thanks for the great review.
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The characters seem very engaging, but I don't like the mix between medieval fantasy and science fiction. Congrats!
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Thanks for the review, I like midlevel books and that there is a bit of sci-fi with well-developed characters is a bonus. I will definitely shere this one with my sons as well, they will love it!
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This one seems to blend a bit of the Renaissance Age and that of the future with worm holes and such. It’s sci-fi history really. For me, it’s not my genre, but it sounds like the author did a great job with the plot and the writing. Thank you for the insight on this one.
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A medieval setting with cosmic energy. Sci-Fi fans will like. Thanks for the intriguing review.
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This sounds like a good epic adventure book; I should give it a try.
Thanks for the wonderful review.
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An elegant mix of medieval fantasy and science fiction? Medieval characters’ reactions to the wonders of science? Ingenious! I wanna read it!
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I don't read much sci fi or fantasy, so I probably won't be reading this one. The characters do sound rounded and real, however, and the writing sounds great, so those who like this genre could be in for a treat. Thanks for a great review!
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Good review, I appreciate you mentioning that it was well-edited. This is likely a worthwhile read because enjoyable, developed characters are not easy to create. I've added it to my shelves, thank you.
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Post by Sanju Lali »

An interesting fantasy novel "Realm Journey" by Ben Schneider, which follows a brave medieval knight's epic adventures and takes us along with him as he sails though some strange wormholes to finish an evil. The setup seems quite captivating.
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