And is then forced by circumstances to enroll at Akarnae, the academy for the gifted. To her surprise, Alex is found not by one, but three different individuals, one of them, the first to encounters her in the forest, is not so pleasant, so much so that even with his incredible good looks, she’s still able to see behind the façade and try to get away from him. Not to mention they have many more creatures and intelligent races that she’s never heard of. A parallel world were science is very much like magic and people, while still speaking English (thankfully) are also different and somehow the same, all at the same time. Another world!įrom then on Alex is catapulted into Medora. But when she goes through the door that’s supposed to open to his office, she sees something that’s not possible. Focused on what she has to do, since now that her parents are gone she has no other choice, Alex goes to the headmaster’s office in order to enroll in the school and start her long eight month count down. Not five minutes after her arrival, the students pull a prank on her that has her crashing down into fountain and consequently, drenched something more to add to how bad she is feeling, having to be separated from her parents for eight month in a place that, from what she’s being able to ascertain so far, is not all that friendly.

How ever, one special assignment prevents her from going with them, and she is sent to a private school in the middle of nowhere. As I am sure you know, the second book is scheduled to by out by the 23 rd (expect a review of Raelia on the date of publication), so without further ado, here is a brief overview and then we’ll get right into it!Īlex is the only child of adventurous parents, as such, she’s grown up in dig sites and traveling around the world with them. Today we’re going to be talking about the first installment of the Medoran Chronicles, Akarnae. Hello everyone and welcome back to another review.

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