Rise of the Valiant

Kings and Sorcerers, Book 2

De: Morgan Rice

Narrado por: Wayne Farrell

In the wake of the dragon's attack, Kyra is sent on an urgent quest: to cross Escalon and seek out her uncle in the mysterious Tower of Ur. The time has come for her to learn about who she is and who her mother is and to train and develop her special powers. It will be a quest fraught with peril for a girl alone - Escalon is filled with dangers from savage beasts and men alike - one that will require all of her strength to survive.

Her father, Duncan, must lead his men south, to the great water city of Esephus, to attempt to free his fellow countrymen from the iron grip of Pandesia. If he succeeds, he will have to journey to the treacherous Lake of Ire and then on to the icy peaks of Kos, where live the toughest warriors of Escalon, men he will need to recruit if he has any chance of taking the capital.

Alec escapes with Marco from The Flames to find himself on the run through the Wood of Thorns, chased by exotic beasts. It is a harrowing journey through the night as he quests for his hometown, hoping to be reunited with his family. When he arrives, he is shocked by what he discovers.

Merk, despite his better judgment, turns back to help the girl and finds himself, for the first time in his life, entangled in a stranger's affairs. He will not forego his pilgrimage to the Tower of Ur, though, and he finds himself anguished as he realizes the tower is not what he expects.

Vesuvius spurs his giant as he leads the Trolls on their mission underground, attempting to bypass The Flames while the dragon, Theos, has his own special mission on Escalon.

With its strong atmosphere and complex characters, Rise of the Valiant is a sweeping saga of knights and warriors, kings and lords, honor and valor, magic, destiny, monsters, and dragons. It is a story of love and broken hearts, deception, ambition, and betrayal. It is fantasy at its finest, inviting us into a world that will live with us forever, one that will appeal to all ages and genders.

©2014 Morgan Rice (P)2015 Morgan Rice

amazing, awesome , great, and, beautiful .

awesome narrating. The story is magic. beautiful, amazing, awesome, loved it so much. Morgan rice is my favorite.

woven together beautifully

fantastic, I have enjoyed the first two audio books of this series immensely. Audio books are a new experiment for me.

WOW!!! Morgan does it again. . .!!!!!

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

Already have told everybody I can email list. web list of people..

Who was your favorite character and why?

The princes then her horse

What does Wayne Farrell bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

He changes the view of every character which is great.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

several times.

Any additional comments?

You killing me with the WAITING!!! TH next one should be longer please?

Impatient

I hate series books because you always have to wait for the next book! I also hope the series isn't like 5 or 6 or 7 books down the line before we finally get an ending! I have given up on these series before because of the time waiting and waiting and waiting!

AMAZING

The book is amazing its story is captivating and makes you want to continue reading with every sentence

Second installment still great

I am really loving the continuation of this book already bought the next one because I couldn’t wait for my free credit very intriguing love it so far

absolutely amazing

this book is awesome and the narrator is one of the best I've heard his voice and expressions just submerge you in the middle of the story.... love it

Good series

Loved it. this second book of the series was great. really good as fantasy goes.

Wonderful fantasy!!

I loved this book as I've loved all of Morgan Rice's books! He is a superb writer of fantasy!!

Very good book!

Well drawn, if somewhat simplistic characters. It’s a fantasy story, so expect a few improbable things like a staff that somehow returns to the main character and every single bow shot and strike landing perfectly. A few too many of these, and a story with plot armor in a post- George RR Martin literary world lose this work a star for me.