Sacred Book Review @Toursterminals @mcbeelar

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Thrilled as well as excited to tell you all something about this amazing book by MC Beelar.

The beginning of this book reminds me of stories like Harry Potter's this story is surely dedicated for young adults and it's cover is amazingly beautiful, but I found incomplete character development, I wanted to know Bea's emotions, the feelings she's going through by her point of view, the story is written in third person, once you're hooked you'll definitely enjoy the story.
FAVOURITE QUOTES
The room burst to life, as if a mighty wave had broken through a barrier dam. Bea
Its age shown by the many different phrases scribbled on it. Some told of love, some of hate. Some were poetic verse, while others were clearly written by those who had not quite found their voice.
With her sketchbook, Bea could empty her mind onto one of its many blank pages and escape.


An orphaned girl. A mysterious new world. One connected fate.


When Beatrice Tidal is shipped off to summer camp by her foster parents, she expects the worst, but she does not expect to find herself pursued by a shadowy demon through a strange magical land where she must uncover the mystery of her past and rise to the challenges of her future.


Worse, Obellius Kalaar, usurper to the throne of Eslura, will stop at nothing to find Beatrice and prevent her from gathering the Sacred Rulers to reunite the kingdom. Now Obellius has escaped from his island prison confinements and is determined to regain his throne.


Can Beatrice help these powerful Rulers and save Eslura from Obellius, or will the shadow of darkness fall forever over this sacred land?
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