The Dragon Hunter and the Mage

Wounds in the Sky, Book 1

By: V. R. Cardoso

Narrated by: Todd Menesses

Two brothers destined to change the world....

Aric and Fadan are half-brothers. Both sons of the empress, but only one of them son of the emperor. A decade earlier, Fadan's powerful father tore the empire in two by outlawing the use and practice of magic. When Aric and Fadan stumble upon an ancient manual of magic, they're faced with a choice: take the book straight to the emperor or see if one of them has the forbidden magical talent.

But dark forces are moving in the shadows. Tragedy and conspiracy send Aric and Fadan to either end of the empire, one to train as a dragon hunter, the other tapping into magical powers that could spell his execution. In a world of dark mages, fearsome dragons, and vengeful gods, only friendship, loyalty, and love can keep the brothers from meeting their doom.

The Dragon Hunter and the Mage is the first audiobook in a series of coming-of-age epic-fantasy novels. If you like fast-moving plots, magical world-building, and political intrigue, then you'll love V. R. Cardoso’s spellbinding tale. Buy The Dragon Hunter and the Mage and start the magical adventure today!

©2016 Vasco Rodrigues Moreira Cardoso (P)2016 Vasco Rodrigues Moreira Cardoso

great plot....

didn't care for the narration though. it was actually pretty jarring at times. hard to get into for a while.

Good story

Will be frustrating if you don't like it whennnn the speaaakkeerr spreaaadds ouuuutt hisss worrrdds.

Very Good

Very interesting and creative book! Excited to read part 2. Will be reading the next novel right away.

Good read

I liked the storyline, the characters and eager to hear more. I had a hard time with the reader though. His accents were horrible and I was tempted to stop listening many times but I was intrigued to hear what would happen. I will listen to the next book when it's available.

Not bad

I enjoyed the story line but I am an adult and the word hell is not offensive to me using the word heck is since damn was used.