Chief of the Blackgorge

Spellheart, Book 5

By: Marvin Knight

Narrated by: Sean Hardisty

A man must repay his debts.

Especially when he owes those debts to the princess of the realm. Luckily, she only asks that Theo stay in the palace as her guest. That should be an easy debt to pay, but trouble is afoot in the land and no number of royal dinners or palace balls will stop it.

In the city itself, Countess Frostweaver has made a new associate with the face of an old friend. To the east and west, the Cult of the Unblinking Eye is plotting against Deania with its neighbors. To the south, the orcs are making moves that suggest they're finished with the long-held peace treaty signed generations ago. Things aren't good in Deania, and the princess needs all the help she can get.

As one of the few people she trusts, Theo must leave the capital to resolve the growing tension with the orcs to the south. But fate has other plans when his diplomatic mission takes him to the orc homeworld to meet the Blackgorge Tribe.

The Ten Thousand Worlds is a bigger place than Theo could have imagined. He must strengthen his clan and himself if he is to prepare for these new challenges. Before, the princess saved the Hearthwood Clan. Now, it's Theo's turn to repay the favor.

Contains mature themes.

©2021 Marvin Whiteknight (P)2021 Tantor

five books so far,five home runs

up there with the Hobbit,and the Lord of the Rings,but for more Adult taste

Spicy Content Turned up a notch

MC finally leaves for a new world and has his eyes opened to just how vast and insignificant he still is though he is starting to register in the awareness of more powerful players. I’m glad his powers are continuing to muster and more time is spent focused on his friends/lovers. The last book was a good start but the first three had made them seem like side show shallow shoe-ins. I hope the Author keeps on with this model. On to Book 6!

Good Book

Great story. It has a good overall plot while having interesting sub plots. Good voice acting. I'll keep listening to this series.

Good continuation of series

If you liked the last book you will probably like this one as well.

A do nothing MC

A series built on a mostly female cast might have been better served with a Female narrator along side the Male narrator.The MC is like a watching dullard that only once most situations are almost hopeless does he realize he should do something. People usual