Into the Red Realm

Joseph Mazerac

Fiction

by Joseph MazeracBook 2 of the Castatine Chronicles  After following Captain Kid into a layer of reality known as the Attic of the World, Charles Miller and his friends are ready...

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by Joseph Mazerac

Book 2 of the Castatine Chronicles

 After following Captain Kid into a layer of reality known as the Attic of the World, Charles Miller and his friends are ready to continue their mission to rescue the Patch Fairy. This leg of the journey leads to the Red Realm, a place they so desperately wanted to avoid. In the Red, the black unicorn reigns, and if that isn’t bad enough, Cyclops the Great rumbles a secretive prophesy that adds to Charles’s trepidation, “We will go together into the wall, you and I alone.”

What wall? And why would Charles go anywhere without his friends? Charles is determined to see the mission through, but what horrors await in the Red Realm? How reliable is the cyclops’s ominous prediction? And most importantly, can they rescue the fairy before she is delivered to the evil unicorn king?


Page Count: 228
Trim Size: 6 x 9
Publish Date: April 8, 2025
Imprint: Milford House
Genre: YA

YOUNG ADULT FICTION / Fantasy / Contemporary
YOUNG ADULT FICTION / Fantasy / Epic
FICTION / Fantasy / Action & Adventure

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Dogman
This is a wonderful book!

I really love this story. The characters are so lovable, but the situation they are in is just awful! That makes for a fantastically entertaining and inspiring book. Highly recommend going on this journey. It’s a family friendly series but also terrific for adult readers, especially with all the references to the 90’s.

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Jim Dubbs
worth the read!

Into the Red Realm is the follow-up to Into the Attic of the World. I enjoyed the first book but I think I like the second installment of the series even better. It continues the story of a group of young Florida friends (Charles, the novel’s protagonist is 13) who follow Captain Kid into a parallel dimension to rescue the Patch Fairy. The story really hit its stride about a third of the way in, when the group is forced to split up and the narrative follows Charles and the cyclops on their leg of the adventure. I ended up finishing the novel a day earlier than I planned because I couldn’t wait to see how it ended (or at least how this installment ended). The world building is strong. The world of the novel is desolate and bleak with bogs and ruins and restaurants and inns and toy stores and cyclops and shapeshifters and people with the heads of rats--all good stuff. The novel/plot is well thought out and has a nice sprinkle of “mystery boxes”--the one section reminded me somewhat of the TV show Lost. Can’t wait for the next one!