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Reviewed by Pikasho Deka for Readers' Favorite
The Intrepid Three is a young adult sci-fi story by Brianna and Matthew Penfold. Dez Gibbous is a fifteen-year-old employee of the ruthless E-Corp corporation working twelve hours a day to care for her parents in Euporia. Fourteen-year-old Arabella Rey is the daughter of an influential bureaucrat from Aurelia. Walter Johnson is a happy-go-lucky seventeen-year-old in the technocratic world of Immerxia. On paper, these three teenagers have nothing in common. But soon, they find themselves recruited by the mysterious Author, the creator of the Universe, who asks them to lead the fight to save humanity from the Murk led by the nefarious Switcher. Gifted with unique powers, the three unlikely heroes must gather allies before the Murk overwhelm the Lumen in Animus and force their way through all the planes of reality.
The battle of good versus evil, light versus dark, is as old as time. Brianna and Matthew Penfold seamlessly integrate the classic theme in this riveting tale about three young heroes finding themselves at the center of momentous events upon which the fate of humanity resides. The Intrepid Three is deliciously unpredictable, strikingly relevant, but above all, an absolute belter of a novel. E-Corp seemed like a nod to Sam Esmail's hit television show, Mr. Robot. I enjoyed the distinct backgrounds and personalities of the three heroes and their unique powers. The character of Author also brings a layer of mystery to the story that adds to its charm. Overall, a brilliant start to a new series.