Book Review of Oliver Jones: The Code of the Guardians by Jedil Perry

Rating:⭐⭐⭐⭐-(5/5)

When the twins, Oliver and Jessie, were born, something strange and mysterious occurred, leading to their mother's disappearance. As the years passed, rumors and speculation swirled about what happened to Melissa and whether the mysterious psychic's prophecy was true. As Oliver delves into the secrets of the past, he begins to unravel the truth about Melissa and his birth. But can he find the answers he seeks, or will the truth remain forever shrouded in mystery?

Oliver stumbles upon a mysterious journal. He realizes that only he can see its contents. As he delves deeper into the book's secrets, he begins to perceive otherworldly beings that are invisible to everyone else. But what does this mean? Is the journal somehow connected to his past? Or is there something even more sinister at work? Indeed, the lines between fantasy and reality start to blur.


Deception follows. Jessie is in a coma. There's an attack. A lot of chaos is happening all at the same time. Yet, Oliver merits a glimpse into the deepest mysteries of existence. The answers he finds are both illuminating and deeply unsettling, giving him a profound understanding of the origins of humanity. But the revelations also come with a heavy burden, as he faces the true meaning of life and death and the ultimate destiny of all beings.

 

As Oliver discovers his newfound powers, he realizes he must use them to save those he loves, as well as countless others. To free them all, he must journey to a mysterious mansion where time has been warped and distorted. There, he must confront an ancient and powerful evil, and only his newfound abilities can defeat it. The fate of humanity hangs in the balance. Will he succeed in his quest and save the world from a terrifying future? Or will he be forever trapped in this mysterious realm?


Jedil Perry’s world-building is superb, transporting the reader to an enchanting domain. Her prose is effortless and flows like a river, carrying us along on a journey of the imagination. The creatures she describes leap off the page, bringing the story to life in our minds. The author's ability to create such clear and concise images is impressive, and it adds a great deal to the reading experience. The characters are richly developed, with complex personalities and motivations. The author's talent is undeniable, making this fantasy tale a delight to read.


Likewise, the author's straightforward language allows the reader to immerse themselves in the story without getting bogged down by complicated prose.


Through her skilled storytelling, the delivery of the bully scene between the twins and Harold and Tom was shocking and satisfying. The contrast between the quiet and reserved yet mischievous Jessie and his sudden outburst of foul language and rage made a powerful and memorable moment. Jedil’s ability to create such a gripping scene is a testament to her talent, and it's clear that she knows how to keep her readers on the edge of their seats. The delivery of that scene was indeed masterful.


The dark fantasy, the thrill, the suspense, and the author's ability to inject humor, especially into the conversation between the twins, were a true delight. This blend created a wholesome read. With the twins, the dialogue felt natural and authentic, with just the right balance of humor and sincerity. It was easy to imagine two siblings talking like this, and the author captured the playful and sometimes teasing dynamic between them. The humor felt effortless, adding a welcome touch of lightness to the story.


This book effortlessly has a firm grip on its reader. Fantasy and sci-fi readers will relish this title. I did not spot any grammatical errors that hindered my reading experience. Hence, the book deserves a 5-star rating. Great job, Jedil!


CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE A COPY OF THE BOOK!