Friday, January 8, 2021

Book Review: Kingdom of Ink and Paper



 Kingdom of Ink and Paper

by Matthew Newman

Sancrest Publishing LLC 

 Middle Grade  |  Sci Fi & Fantasy  |  Teens & YA 

Pub Date 02 Mar 2021




I am reviewing a copy of Kingdom or Ink and Paper through Sancrest Publishing and Netgalley:



What if every book you read, every story you heard was true?



Will Morgan is a high school on a school trip to Boston, he does not expect to witness a murder.   But after best selling author Arthur O’Neill is found dead, Will realizes there’s more to this writer’s books than just words.



Will receives a a mysterious package: a copy of The Redstone Keep, one of O’Neill’s famous novels, after O’Neill’s death.  When reading the book, Will passes out and is introduced to a man named Tam Desmond, The Redstone Keep’s protagonist.  It is then that Tam explains that he is a resident of the World of the Written, a universe parallel to our own where everything ever published by humans comes to life.



In his conversations with Tam, Will learns that something was targeting Arthur, and the same force that killed Arthur is now after Will.  Once armed with new powers and a sword that is magical, Will sets out  on a journey to solve the mysteries surrounding the murder; however, all the while, Arthur’s death may have just been the start of something much more sinister.




I give Kingdom of Ink and Paper five out of five stars!



Happy Reading!

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