A Sky of Spells

The Sorcerer's Ring, Book 9

De: Morgan Rice

Narrado por: Wayne Farrell

In A Sky of Spells, Thorgrin finally returns to himself and must confront his father once and for all. An epic battle occurs, as two titans face each other, and as Rafi uses his power to summon an army of undead.

Luanda struggles to prevail against her captor, Romulus, as the fate of the Shield hangs in the balance. Reece, meanwhile, struggles to lead his men back up the Canyon walls, with Selese's help. Their love deepens; but with the arrival of Reece's old love, his cousin, a tragic love triangle and misunderstandings develop.

When the empire is finally ousted from the Ring, and Gwendolyn has her chance for personal vengeance against McCloud, there is great cause to celebrate. As the new queen of the Ring, Gwen uses her powers to unite both MacGils and McClouds for the first time in history, and to begin the epic rebuilding of the land, of her army, and of the Legion. King's Court slowly comes back to life once again, as they all begin to pick up the pieces. But danger lurks in the most unforeseen corners, and all of these characters greatest tribulations might be yet to come.

With its sophisticated world-building and characterization, A Sky of Spells is an epic tale of friends and lovers, rivals and suitors, knights and dragons, intrigues and political machinations, coming of age, broken hearts, deception, ambition, and betrayal. It is a tale of honor and courage, fate and destiny, and sorcery. It is a fantasy that brings us into a world we will never forget, and which will appeal to all ages and genders.

©2013 Morgan Rice (P)2015 Morgan Rice

Story continues...no really

I love this series, but there are times that the story line draws out. Good amount of twists and turns, but it’s like they meant to make this a 18 book series

Needs a better editor

I get very frustrated with writer because the story is repetitive and flawed. This series would be better if condensed to half its length. Feels like in a rush to get out volumes the quality suffers. Wayne Farrell reading is clear and emotive.

can I please get my money back?

the storyline is utterly ridiculous she loses facts along the way talks about a dispute over some sheep next thing you know she's talking about cattle then I think she remembers and switches back to sheep. then back to cows again her editor should be drawn and quartered. I can't believe this is a published book

suck

a good writer could havs gotten this whole book into 5 chapters..reading this book feels like a waste. an i really like the story line