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D.M. Mewha lives in the magical land of "The DC Suburbs" where he does battle with monsters such as "Beltway Traffic", and "Wow, Everything Is Too Expensive" with the help of his talented and far-too-patient wife and an assorted menagerie of pets that she threatens to make weirder as time goes on (people don't really want skunks as pets, do they?). He writes sci-fi and fantasy in a variety of flavors, and is a certified TTRPG nerd who dabbles in some table top wargaming, which sounds better than "he plays with little plastic guys and makes them go 'pew pew'."
Reviewed by Luwi Nyakansaila for Readers' Favorite
The Lost Heir(s) by D.M. Mewha is a fantasy drama that takes readers on an adventure to the Imaginarium, a world where magical tales and creatures come to life. Albert Drake, an ordinary teenage boy, discovers he is a prince. His life is in danger because of a prophecy that he is destined to return to The Imaginarium to put things right in the Kingdom of Shadows and cast Lord Gabriel down from his throne. This revelation feels overwhelming to Albert, as he doubts his abilities to be a hero. He believes his twin sister, Becca, who excels at many things, might be capable of handling the challenge. Realizing that Lord Gabriel will continue to send assassins after him and his family, Albert teams up with his best friend, Pedro, and his guide, Olivia, to confront the villain in the Kingdom of Shadows. They are followed by Becca and her companions, Tessa and Dodger, who are determined to prove their own worth in the unfolding battle.
The Lost Heir(s) is the first book in The Imaginarium Series by D.M. Mewha. It reintroduces readers to famous mythical creatures like vampires, pixies, and dragons while exploring traditional fantasy elements alongside modern themes. The story focuses on loyalty, courage, friendship, and self-belief. Albert and Becca embark on different journeys where they confront their fears and discover their unique strengths. Their companions play pivotal roles in their growth; Becca, who is smart and coordinated, partners with crazy and adventurous guides, while Albert, who feels insecure, is supported by Olivia and Pedro, who encourage him every step of the way. The narrative is infused with humor, featuring casual dialogue and light-hearted moments. I thoroughly enjoyed this book and hope there will be more, as it shows great potential for sequels. Overall, this is an excellent read to add to your fantasy collection.
