Elite of destiny book 1 by Dante Vereen

Elite of destiny book 1 by Dante Vereen | Book review

Book review :

This book is a fantasy read that intrigues the reader from the beginning till the end. Varied characters and their point of views are depicted meticulously. The mystery behind unravels so many twists and turns.

The story revolves around Alex who unknowingly falls from one world to another in a lapse of few minutes. But the time period in both the worlds are far different. His journey and transformation to acknowledge and accept this new world is the base of the story..

Despite grappling with unanswered questions, both heartbroken Alex and his loyal friend Aiden adapt to their unfamiliar surroundings, driven by a sense of duty. However, miscommunication and misunderstandings strain their friendship as Alex is unexpectedly recruited into a team without consent, adding a compelling layer of conflict.

There are so many suspense elements and Mystery permeates especially regarding the unidentified person relentlessly following the twin brothers. This enigmatic presence, capable of vanishing in an instant, builds curiosity to know what happens next .

The author has well penned the plot and initial depiction of seperate world where heart plays a role in each decision is quite intriguing concept.

The plot and backstory are engrossing, crafted in easy language that makes it beginner-friendly.

Language is lucid and quite engrossing and captivating.

Overall , the book is a blend of suspense, adventure, and an imaginative realm of heart and soul. Though too lengthy but little reads in few days makes you fulfilled with so many adventures, suspense and thrill. Waiting for they next sequel to know the further story. Liked it very much and would recommend this book to all fantasy and thriller book lovers.

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