Royal Mysteries

Ard's Oath, Book 7

De: Bruce Sentar

Narrado por: Christopher Boucher, Jessica Threet

The war is over, but the fallout is palpable. Ard finds himself back in the capital of Avente as tensions rise, lines are drawn, and he wants absolutely nothing to do with it.

All Ard desires is some relaxation. After visiting his family, he finds a convenient excuse to escape to Zenovia. However, he soon finds himself entangled in a different political beast. This one is far more entertaining for Arden, who is trapped in the Zenovian palace while a mysterious force is assassinating potential heirs.

Ard is thrilled by the murder mystery unfolding before his very eyes. At the same time, he is trying to protect Eva from becoming one of the victims. The situation will require Arden to tap into his burgeoning powers and understand himself on a deeper level. For Arden, this might be one of the most significant challenges he has faced to date.

Thankfully, he is not alone. He has three goddesses, four anchors, and a princess by his side to help him direct his power along the way.

©2025 Bruce Sentar (P)2026 Bruce Sentar

one of his weakest enteries

I love me some Bruce Sentar, stories and Ard is really coming into his own in this book.

OP MC Balanced With Humor

Can't say more than this is a non-stop humorous adventure through the depths of a MC loosing his humanity.

Great story and narrator.

Love the story. It is entertaining and funny. It keeps you engaged and wanting to know what comes next. The narrators both do an awesome job with the voices. Makes it seem like a full cast is doing the book.

Ard makes me think of a mix between harry dresden and Deadpool but supercharged.

My only gripe and it’s not a bad one is some encounters Ard goes through are very cliche. Like getting easily distracted for no reason just to amp up the drama. But like all of Bruce’s books so far it is an amazing story.

Its good

But it really felt to me that Ard hasnt had much character growth through this series, but I also dont know how many books he has planned. I feel that Ards been too stuck on the comedic path without any seriousness in him. If anything, its subtracting from the overall story and actually seems forced to cause more problems. One of his weakest books