The Otherworld Chronicles | Nils Johnson-Shelton

This is an unusual twist on a Arthurian series. Artie and Kay are kids who are going to a gaming competition, and Artie discovers a secret 'invisible tower' where he find merlin, and the series escalates from there. It is unusual as it involves video games, magic, and Geekiness- Dr Pepper Heads, as Kay calls them. The Invisible Tower is fantastic, and made me want to read more- it even featured on Secret Builders! The Seven Swords is even better, even though it starts getting really peculiar. The Dragon King kind of got really weird, but still good overall this is a great series to get into, if you like the sound of a modern twist on a medieval legend.

About 345 Pages Each

7/10

ABR Rating: B
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