Keeper Of The Realms Trilogy - 3 Book Set - By Marcus Alexander

Keeper Of The Realms Trilogy is a three-book fantasy adventure collection by Marcus Alexander, following Charlie Keeper as her life is upended and she is drawn into the mythical realm of Bellania. With her home revealed as a gateway to another world, Charlie is forced to confront secrets about her own identity and the role she is expected to play.

Across the trilogy, Bellania is threatened by the ruthless Lord Bane and the forces around him. Charlie’s abilities as a Keeper allow her to open doors others cannot, but survival depends on whom she can trust, what she can uncover, and whether she can unlock the mysteries tied to a pendant and a long-kept secret.

Included titles

• The Crow's Revenge
• The Dark Army
• Blood and Fire

Key details

• Three-book collection
• Fantasy adventure series: Keeper of the Realms
• Written by Marcus Alexander
• Set in the mythical realm of Bellania

Synopses

The Crow's Revenge

After a terrifying encounter at home, Charlie Keeper finds herself in a strange land and discovers her house is a gateway to the realm of Bellania. With an evil lord threatening its fate, she must begin unravelling a mystery that could save the realm. To move forward, she also needs answers about a life-changing secret kept from her by her guardian, Mr Crow.

The Dark Army

Imprisoned in Bellania, Charlie is held by Lord Bane’s guards while her friends have been sold into slavery. When Edge Darkmount breaks into her cell, he offers to help decipher her mysterious pendant and reveal secrets about Bellania, but only if she helps him take revenge on Bane. Charlie’s powers may be central to the realm’s future, yet even escape may not be enough without greater forces rising against the evil lord.

Blood and Fire

Charlie believes the battle is over, but new dangers emerge as the Winged Ones, mighty dragons, are trapped outside Bellania and cannot return. With Lord Bane free to rampage, only a lost pendant can release them, and only Charlie can find it as time runs out. The story also references the green-skinned tremen, known for healing and regrowing trees, and their game of ka’changa.