The Shattered Realms Book 1: Arrival [Lit-RPG]

Shattered Realms: Arrival

When the world begins to unravel, Daniel Gailor and his family are ripped from their peaceful life in Canada and thrust into a land where magic, monsters, and ancient prophecies reign supreme. This new world, Caeloria, is as dangerous as it is beautiful, filled with cryptic secrets and hidden powers that demand to be unravelled.

Facing strange new abilities and sinister forces, Daniel and his family must navigate treacherous landscapes and deadly enemies in their quest for survival. But as they delve deeper, they begin to uncover a shocking connection between their past and the future of this fractured realm, a connection that may hold the key to saving not only Caeloria but all worlds from an unspeakable darkness.

But can an ordinary family bear the weight of extraordinary fate? In this world, every choice could spell salvation or destruction. Join Daniel and his family as they step into the unknown, and discover that sometimes the most unlikely heroes are forged in the fires of chaos.

"Shattered Realms: Arrival"is the beginning of an epic LitRPG saga where the boundaries between reality and fantasy blur, and nothing is as it seems.

What to Expect:

- I will attempt to have at least one chapter out per day, however my disability can disrupt this. Due to this, I will often release a few chapters in one day if I have gone some without uploading. As this is a fresh story, I post chapters as they are finished.

-LitRPG elements such as attributes, skills, abilities, classes, monsters, dungeons, and items, presented without the UI however.

- Keen focus on the lines of morality and the volition behind evil actions.

- Weak to stronger MC.

- Numerous Classes.

- Solo/party action.

- Realistic characters.

- Creative used of crafted items.

- Third person POV with an occasional overview of other important characters.

Another Author's note: This book is very personal to me as both a means of processing grief in a creative way and as a story my children can read about when they are older. Any constructive critique and suggestions are more than welcome if they can help me improve a work that is incredibly important to me. Thanks so much for stopping by and I hope you enjoy the journey with us!Author's Special Thanks: Jordan Tyler