Knight worthy adventure takes a science fiction twist to create an exciting and very humorous tale.

The amusement park, Adventure Kingdom, is doing great thanks to the extra help of the residents from the magical kingdom. Unfortunately, though, the portal they came through is closed and the residents are stuck. When it suddenly opens again, and it's announced that Clark has been chosen to go on a knight's quest, he's excited...his best friend, Karoline, feels a bit left out, although she can tag along. The quest holds quite a bit of mystery and all sorts of unexpected twists and turns, but if it isn't solved successfully, the entire magical kingdom might fall into chaos.

I did not read the first book in this series, but that didn't matter. It was no problem to fall right into this adventure and enjoy every page. This does take off where the last book ends, but since it begins with a new adventure, it works very well. The characters each have their quirks and problems as jealousy causes tensions between the friends, but this plays a sub-role to the adventure and imagination. And this one is packed with imagination.

It's impossible to guess what obstacles or problems the friends will run across as they head out to discover the secret behind the Snake Oil, which is putting the kingdom into a zombie-like state. They run into dangerous stuffed animals, deadly pits, giant golf balls and more. The situations are original, silly, and somehow, still flow right in to create a well-flowing story. There are new characters to enjoy and, although 'new' to me, old ones as well. It was fun to follow them through the ridiculous scenarios, root for them, and smile at the end. I do hope there are more adventures to come because this is a kingdom, where the possibilities seem endless. I received an ARC and enjoyed this tale more than I thought I would. ( )

“We all make mistakes. What matters is what you do afterward."

Epic! really knows how to make engaging stories just by using simple elements. So far I’ve liked all of their series, and this one is no different. Foxe also made a likeable Twitch streamer as one of the main duo.

There’s a true sense of tension here, and I kept turning pages, excited to see the end. I enjoyed both Karoline and Clark and their adventure. But the ending is rather quick/slightly rushed because a huge plot point gets resolved offscreen. Still, Adventure Kingdom is definitely worth reading! ( )