Realmbreaker

My Best Friend Is an Eldritch Horror, Book 6

By: Actus

Narrated by: Peter Berkrot

Length: 9 hrs and 19 mins

Publisher's summary

The Corruption grows stronger–but so does Damien.

Damien left Mountain Hall victorious, eager to reunite with Sylph and spend some much-earned time relaxing. The Corruption has other ideas. Plans set into motion eons ago are finally clicking into place.

The greatest threat this Cycle has seen mounts on the horizon, but the nobles can’t even settle their petty disputes, much less present a united front against the end of the world. In the end, to Damien and Henry, it doesn’t matter. No matter who stands in their way, they refuse to let everything they’ve worked so hard to protect fall to the Corruption.

If the Mortal Plane is to continue existing, then there’s only one option.

They have to do what even the combined forces of the Void couldn’t–defeat Second once and for all.

The sixth and final book in the My Best Friend is an Eldritch Horror Series. It's slice-of-life mixed with LitRPG in a magic school setting. A slow build power fantasy from Actus, the bestselling author of Morcster Chef.

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Best book evarrr! And the greatest series conclusion too! Thanks Actus ❤!

Actus actually pulled out all the stops in this series' conclusion. Need I say, that Realmbreaker is the best book yet, and I loved, loved, LOVED the book. Actus knew how to build each character as each book in the series was laid out, and I for one loved watching Damien, Sylph and even Henry become more than just words on a page. And Actus even worked his magic to make the side characters real too! Really making this one of the best slice-of-life adventure evarrr. In this book we got to watch as our team of students work closely together with teaching mages to get stronger so they would be better prepared to fight the corruption. With best teachers Blackmist had to offer. And after that they're all called to to arms, to fight for their lives and for all the non-combatants. So how can I call it a slice-of-life when it seems like it's more of an action-driven plot? Well it just is, because of Actus and the care he took when writing the story. Even tying everything up in the end...
Peter Berkrot perfectly preformed Damien's story throughout this entire series!!! Bravo!!!

love this series

will miss these characters hope too see more books set in this world a great read

Not bad.

Not bad at all. An excellent end to an excellent series. No complaint from me. I really enjoyed this book series and for me that is pretty telling. A can literally count on one hand the number of series’ that I have enjoyed from beginning to end; and this is now one of them.

Honestly I loved this book and the series as a whole

Ending was awesome loved that Damien got the kind of power I figured he would get and I’m glad it had a happy ending for most of the characters

Good ending

This was a good ending and I recommend it. It was definitely worth it. Nothing else to say really just typing this last bit to fulfill the minimum words, enjoy.

It’s the sixth book and it still nothing but training.

It’s getting to the point where in the series that though out all of them the characters develop is starting to really suffer. There is more talk about training this fighting that then actual having the characters interact with each other. If they can’t hold a conversation longer then 2 minutes with each other with out throwing hands it means they are only that deep.

Great book

I’m really sad now I’ve enjoyed the series so much. Wish there was a way to bring them to a new world and a new fight.

Love this series

Great book as always… Don’t wanna give away any spoilers, but the epilogue put a nice bow on it, actus is a very good writer

one of my best series so far

I love everything about this series. Do not keep reading. Just buy it already and start your own adventure.

great book

honestly I hope that we get more of this series but as it stands, this was a good way to end it. it felt a little rushed in this one but it was satisfying none the less.