The King's Sorcerer

Jon Oklar, Book 1

By: B. T. Narro

Narrated by: Simon Vance

On the anniversary of his father’s passing, Jon leaves home in search of answers. The land is full of mystery and intrigue, and Jon wants to explore it all with the dream of one day becoming a sorcerer. But when Jon receives an invite to the castle for training, he starts to believe there has to be a catch.

A long time ago, Jon’s father was once a guard near the capital city. Now Jon finds himself back where his father used to work, and he’s beginning to learn why his father had wanted to raise him away from here. He will discover that, along with certain threats to the kingdom, there are also many magical arts to learn. Some seem stronger than others, but all have their use. Jon must come to understand the complexities of sorcery as he uncovers the mysteries and threats to the kingdom. But he also must learn to deal with the other sorcerers who have come to train at the castle at the same time as him...some of whom are hard to trust.

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B.T. Narro and Simon Vance are like peanut butter and jelly

Great story , great characters . B.T. Narro never disappoints and with Simon Vance narrating it’s must listen .

Wonderful!

A fun and engaging story with great narratives and explanations. The world is full of interest and depth and I look forward to what comes next.

Interesting story with detailed magic system

I like the author's character centric writing style. This is the second book of his I've read recently and liked both the styles very well, this one being a bit faster paced with the plot and detailing out the magic to a greater degree. There were a few minor plot hiccups that I just didn't understand, but really they were not important. Overall great story, 4.5 stars and will be looking to continue the series.

Beautiful writing

This particular epic fantasy has everything, great world building with a subtle magic system. For a quick read it is beautifully written with a relatable hero who has several quote worthy passages. This book is a must read/listen, usually I recommend read but the narrator (Simon Vance) is excellent.

Fun unique approach to magic

Parents: besides mild language and some gore due to battle this is a fairly clean read
Language: mild to moderate with a handful of crass terms; no Fbombs
Violence: pg-13
Sexual content: G; flirtation and a shirtless guy

The story is a fun take on magic with constant adventure and action. The tale itself is fast paced enough that you won’t believe it when you hear “this has been book one…” You’ll be left pining for the next book if you enjoy unique magical tales. The description is well thought out so I see no need to add to that regard. Just read this one, you won’t regret it!

The narrator has good differentiations, pace, and was fun to listen to.