Portals of Realms : Eternal Earth - Book Review

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Portals of realms - eternal earth is the first book in the portal of realms series. It is written by Ailed de la Torre.

It is a fantasy fictional book, where a realm is created by gods like sun, moon, earth, sea and wind like pancha tatva or 5 elements which we know. So they have created this realm so that humans and magical beings live together or co-exist in harmony. Among them a rejected god becomes a threat, where due to jealousy and vengeance is destroying the harmony so the gods appoints guardians angels to protect it. Then a human protagonist comes into picture where she gets drawn to this realm to uncover her past.

It is a fairly long book and very engaging. Themes involved like romance, slow burn plot, adventure, mystery and lore by Gaelic-Irish traditions. Setting which is Carrick's Hollow is penned very beautifully which is quite vivid. 

This book is based on multiple POVs with balanced emotional arcs and conflicts with love triangles. I really loved this book but yeah there are few cons as well like few content are repetitive and editing and polishing needs to be done. Other than this its good.

If you love slow pacing book but engaging fantasy read then this is just for you. Recommended! 

Ratings : 5/5

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