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A Kingdom cursed. A People in fear. A Keeper boy.

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  • Dawn H
  • Baxter Springs, KS
  • 08-09-16

Good Fantasy for Tweens

I received a free audiobook from the author for an honest review.

Keeper of Reign is a fantasy for middle school age readers. It is full of action and kept my interest throughout.

There is not much getting to know the characters before things start to happen. Jules, the main character, is the oldest of five children and is suddenly responsible for the safety of all of his siblings when his mother disappears. It is too dangerous to stay at home so they set out to find their parents or their grandparents, who have also disappeared.

This story is definitely geared toward younger readers. As an adult, I wanted more character development. I still don’t know exactly what the role of the Keepers is, just that they’re very important in this world and they have to have their books.

The narrator, Will Jenkyns, did a good job of pacing and pronunciation. I was able to tell who was speaking when and that is sometimes difficult in an audiobook. His voice also goes hand in hand with a fantasy.

There are a lot of twists and nonstop action in Keeper of Reign and I definitely recommend it for middle school age readers.