Dragon Heart

Book 12: Path to the Glory

By: Kirill Klevanski

Narrated by: Kevin T. Collins

When Boreas died on that surgical table back in his home world, his mortal body remained on Earth, but his soul, striving for something more, was reborn. In another world, he became Hadjar Darkhan, the son of a King and Queen. He had only his neural network and the burning aches and desires from his previous life to guide him.

It took him years to become the Mad General, a man who possesses a sober mind, a steadfast heart, strong hands, and sharp eyes. He followed the path of a warrior, defeated countless enemies, and he saw Death more often than anyone else in this Nameless World.

Now, there is nothing that could make Hadjar Darkhan tremble with horror. He survived the war for the throne of his homeland, battles against monsters out of myth, even the destruction of an ancient civilization's last remaining fragments in the Sea of Sand.

Answering the call of his dragon heart, he is ready to do everything to achieve his great, almost foolishly noble goal. He is challenging the whole world, and no Emperor, god, or demon will stop him.

©2021 Kirill Klevanski (P)2022 Tantor

This was one of the strongest books so far!!!

This book was so great and entertaining. The best one so far. a lot of action and change going on!!!

can someone loan me a credit!

I started reading this book out of boredom and I started with the book of Ash, now I find myself going bankrupt buying the next book this story is amazing and book 13 seems to not be disappointing either and to know that there's 20 books in the series just makes you want to know how does it end.

Epic

Awesome can't wait for the next book!! Great listen narrator is one of the best!

lack of urgency

the story is great as usual. the only thing that bothers me is when someone is dying or getting ripped up somehow the characters always seem to have enough time for a conversation...its annoyingly unrealistic

Well Done

Another great book in this series. The story is well done and the plot is unpredictable, keeping me on the edge of my seat.