The Savior's Champion

The Savior's Series, Book 1

By: Jenna Moreci

Narrated by: Nick Denton

Tobias Kaya doesn't care about The Savior. He doesn't care that She's the ruler of the realm or that She purified the land, and he certainly doesn't care that She's of age to be married. But when competing for Her hand proves to be his last chance to save his family, he's forced to make The Savior his priority.

Now Tobias is thrown into the Sovereign's Tournament with nineteen other men, and each of them is fighting - and killing - for the chance to rule at The Savior's side. Instantly, his world is plagued with violence, treachery, and manipulation, revealing the hidden ugliness of his proud realm. And when his circumstances seem especially dire, he stumbles into an unexpected romance, one that opens him up to unimaginable dangers and darkness.

Trigger warnings: this book contains graphic violence, foul language, and sexual situations.

©2017 Jenna Moreci (P)2019 Jenna Moreci

Great listen

drooled over every minute. I loved how it could be vulgar and romantic at the same time.

Love this great fantasy

Absolutely great storytelling at its finest. Going thru a 2nd time and now picking up on all the clever hints written so well into the story. I've enjoyed both books so much, and can't wait for the 3rd.

Gripping. Grabs you by the throat.

A superb first effort tor a budding voice actor, and an excellent story. Jenna Moreci is as talented as she is full of Youtube snark.

MUST READ (or hear)

I read TSC when it first came out and LOVED it, but listening to it made it even better

The story is great, narration could have been a little better.

I loved the story, and the ending had my heart racing, my fists balled, and I yelled repeatedly while washing the dishes because I wanted to know the ending so badly.

The narrator did a fine job with all of tue male characters. However, every female character sounded the same (aside from Pippa). The way Nick narrated every female was in the same, sickeningly sweet voice, which made them all sound naive. Layla’s voice and tone should have been deeper and more wise, so I would caution the listener and imagine her as more strong than she comes off.

Great story and worthy listen though!