A Breaking of Realms

Realm Breaker, Book 1

De: Jasmine Young

Narrado por: Sabrina Morvillo, Alex Wyndham

On a continent where riders build kingdoms, she breaks them to build empires.

Realm-Building is open to all. On the continent of Elondria, anyone may become the next legendary dragon rider by building the greatest towns, cities, and even kingdoms.

Skálda Branwright dreams of leaving the Longcold and becoming the first Dragonlord to build an official realm. Only no dragon egg has ever hatched for her.

When a hatchling falls to her from another world, begging for rescue, she must decide whether to surrender her dragon to death or become the worst criminal of all—a rogue rider.

But this is no ordinary dragon. By the time Skálda realizes what she holds in her hands, it is much too late.

Stealing this hatchling will come at a steep cost—breaking the republic she is sworn to serve... and eliminating the elf that created the rules for Realm-Building. The same war machine that manufactures humans into riders to serve the elves.

A Queen will rise out of blood and dragonfire... and this is how it begins.

Includes A Quest of Rangers, a novella in the Realm Breaker series.

©2023 Jasmine Young (P)2025 Podium Audio

caricature building and story development are very good

l like it all, this is very well done and bail is great, very excited fir book two

Great story

Loved the detail in the story. Very intimate. Excellent characters. Cannot wait to see what happens next!!! No stop action.

Excellent listen

I wasn’t sure what to expect but was taken in pretty quickly. The world building and storytelling is excellent and the narrators really make the story. Definitely worth the listen.

I’m getting the second book

Very good book, a different take on a dragon book. I enjoyed the narration also.

Not for me

This seems like a story for younger readers. I found the main characters not worthy of being considered heroes. Granted I only got half way through the book. It was trying too hard to create a new world with terms and places and everything that it was too tedious for this babyboomer to want to finish.

Confusing Storyline

The storyline fell well short of my expectations. Many chapters had audio that was difficult to follow at normal speed, forcing me to slow it down just to understand the words. These issues significantly impacted the overall listening experience.

It’s not a documentary

The woman reads the story as if it’s a documentary. Her tone is very off from the way the story should be read. It’s like nails on a chalk board. I didn’t get past chapter 4.