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Elven Jewel (Hunters of Reloria trilogy Book 1) Kindle Edition
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Halfling friends Randir and Fendi and their bond-fairies are the first to discover the invaders and they embark on a quest to save the Elven Jewel. They leave their peaceful farm village with their fairies and race against time to stop the invaders. They join forces with dwarves, elves, men and a mysterious dragon, and call themselves the Hunters of Reloria.
The quest is perilous, with numerous encounters with the ruthless Vergai, who are determined to fulfill their mission. The Elven Jewel is stolen and the quest becomes a race to the portal to retrieve the jewel before it can be taken to Vergash. A battle for Reloria ensues where the consequences for the Relorians is death, unless Vergai are stopped.
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication dateJune 29, 2013
- File size2584 KB
Product details
- ASIN : B00DPQVEJC
- Publication date : June 29, 2013
- Language : English
- File size : 2584 KB
- Text-to-Speech : Enabled
- Screen Reader : Supported
- Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
- X-Ray : Not Enabled
- Word Wise : Enabled
- Sticky notes : On Kindle Scribe
- Print length : 324 pages
- Customer Reviews:
About the author

Kasper J. Beaumont was born and raised in Australia and lives a quiet life with the family in a seaside town. Combining a love of fantasy and a penchant for travel in the Hunters of Reloria trilogy, she started to write on the urging of friends and family and enjoys watching readers become immersed in the magical world of Reloria. Kasper is a pen name for a rather shy author who is happy to remain unnamed.
The Hidden Angel series is a urban paranormal fantasy involving Angels and Demons in the seemingly ordinary city of Brisbane. Riley discovers she's a demon hunter on her 18th birthday and enters a dangerous new world.
Book 1: Captive of the Captive, published 2019.
The Hunters of Reloria trilogy is about the magical world of Reloria where halflings and fairies share a lifelong bond. Dwarves, elves, knights and dragons inhabit this country, but their world is about to be invaded by scaly lizardmen and giant Cyclops.
Prequel: Fandri's Adventures, published 2016.
Book 1: Elven Jewel, published 2012.
Book 2: Hunters' Quest, published 2013
Book 3: Dragon's Revenge, published 2014.
Check the website for details: www.huntersofreloria.weebly.com.
Facebook: www.facebook.com/huntersofreloria
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It turns out that their beautiful Reloria is the last holdout against the Vergai, who want this place for themselves. Their own land has been destroyed by their carelessness, and now they seek the Elven Jewel so that they can break the forcefield surrounding Reloria. With that accomplished, they can take over this beautiful place and live comfortably again. Of course, the current residents would be enslaved or done away with.
The halflings, along with a host of friends and relatives, start out to warn the elves at Lakehaven, so that they can guard the Princess, Shari-Rose. They hope that their learned ones could also help them find out the location of this Elven Jewel, so that they can take it to a secure place.
Little do they realize what this Jewel actually is—and who is carrying it. Will they find out before it is lost to them forever?
This story, Book One in the Hunters of Reloria series, is well-written and a very exciting read. I enjoyed it immensely. Quest stories are a favorite of mine, and this did not disappoint. Such adventures they had, and such friendships forged!
Throughout the book are drawings sketched by youngsters and adults alike, which in itself is a rarity. I loved the talent these artists showed. The cover painting, by Scott Patterson, is a beauty in and of itself.
The next book in the series is called Hunter’s Quest, and I know I will have to have it in my collection.
Readers of fantasy will love this book.
I rather liked this story. It's a traditional fantasy tale with some fresh ideas that made the reading experience very enjoyable.
It's been written in third-person omniscient POV and quite well done. I had no problems with who was saying what and when. Even though omniscient there were two distinctive characters with companions (who were very cute), and a few close supporting characters.
The story is a progressive sequential series and book one has a clear major sub-plot that is resolved. There are overarching plot indicators that I imagine will continue to build in the subsequent books towards a final resolution. Imagine Lord of the Rings movie series where each book adds to the main plot but has it's own sub-plot that builds and is resolved.
I haven't read the others in the series yet, but definitely have them on my list.
The grammar and punctuation errors were a big distraction. At times I had to re-read paragraphs several times because the mistakes would rip me right out of the story. With a professional editor and some formatting, this could be a five-star book!
If you’re a fan of, The Lord of the Rings, this book will be right up your alley. Also, don’t let my opinions sway you. Make up your mind for yourself.
This tale will spirit the reader away and join in the wondrous and often dangerous adventures, Halflings Randir, Fendi and old Fandri with their fairies, must endure. There is a purity and richness to the descriptive writing style; where depth of plot and characters, are woven into the excellent word building and sentence structures, gradually increasing as the tale progresses. This was one definitely for all the family to enjoy; why should the children have all the fun!
Well done! a very enjoyable and entertaining read.
Thank You.
Though much of the story was centered around the halflings, Randir and Fendi and their fairies. I enjoyed meeting all the rest of the cast. The epic battle near the end is one I want to read again.
As a big fan of The Lord of the Rings, this novel was right up my alley and thoroughly recommend for anyone to read and continue on to the next installment.
Look forward eagerly to reading the sequel.
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This book has everything expected from a fantasy tale, conflict, elves, halfings, fairies, and that is just the tip of this epic iceberg.
The characters are interesting and unique, showing the thought which went into them, there are some characters you can't help but love.
All in all a wonderful read.
I found this to be a very enjoyable read. Author Kasper Beaumont skillfully takes the reader into the world of elves, dwarves and even fairies. The characters are both well written and delightful. I was hooked from the moment I started reading; I needed to know what was going to happen next. I understand this is the first of a series; therefore I shall be looking out for the next episode. Not to be missed.
In Reloria, we are introduced to a world that has many similarities to our own but with significant differences.
All the characters are commendably written, each complete with their own personalities that stand apart from the others. The dragon is also a nice touch, adding to the interesting blend of characters. I wasn't sure what to make of the fairies at first but they soon grew on me as their bond to the halflings became more developed.
The story was interesting and engaging and while perhaps a bit slow to begin, (as it often is in the first book of any fantasy series) once the action heats up and more characters are introduced, Elven Jewel becomes difficult to put down.
With battles that are drawn out and well described, (although I did find them a bit long at one point)and a storyline that is fluid and well plotted, I found Elven Jewel a superb start to the Hunters of Reloria series.

