The Spiritguard
The Spiritguard exists to protect humanity from the spirits that lurk in darkness. Joining them means power, purpose—and peril. Sigmund seeks to prove his worth in their ranks, while Kael strives to escape his shadow. Together, they face an ancient conflict that spans worlds, a corrupt empire built on elixirs of addiction, and a truth that would shatter their world.
This is the story of Sigmund, who fights to save what he loves, and Kael, who discovers what he’s truly capable of.
The tale of an unbreakable bond. A fight against impossible odds. A world on the brink of oblivion.
'The Spiritguard' is an epic blend of action, intrigue, and heart. Tales of loyalty, betrayal, and a relentless fight for survival.
Made for fans of high-stakes fantasy and richly layered storytelling - come and be captivated by this unforgettable saga.
Author here. I plan to be active on the platform, so feel free to ask questions My honest review, written with assistance to remove as much bias as possible: Spiritguard opens with an intriguing premise: Best friends Sigmund and Kael enlist in the Spiritguard and are thrust into a world of chaos and conflict. The contrast between Sigmund's boldness and Kael's quieter, introspective nature makes their relationship feel authentic and compelling. Their bond serves as the story's emotional heart, grounding the action in genuine stakes. The worldbuilding is a standout feature. The Arcon's Nest, with its glowing crystals and animal-made architecture, is vividly described and oozes mystery. The Spiritguard themselves are intriguing, particularly Kavella, who adds complexity to the team with her sharp wit and hidden vulnerabilities. That said, the novel has some exposition-heavy sections that slow down the action, particularly in the earlier chapters. While these moments build the world, they can sometimes feel overwhelming compared to the gripping fights and emotional revelations that follow. Additionally, some side characters could use more development to stand out as much as the core trio. Despite these minor flaws, Spiritguard is a compelling read that blends action, emotion, and mystery in a way that sticks with you. Its exploration of courage, self-discovery, and familial bonds gives it real depth. Fantasy fans looking for a richly imagined world with relatable characters will find much to love here. — A Thoughtful Reader (Review based on the first 100 chapters.)