The Knights of Erador

The Echoes Saga, Book 7

By: Philip C. Quaintrell

Narrated by: Steven Brand

More than 300,000 copies sold worldwide.

Here is today's lesson: heroes die.

It’s been 15 years since the Orcs were defeated. Fifteen years since a new king rose from the battlefield. Fifteen years since Illian knew the horror of war.

Fifteen years of peace are about to end.

Something is coming. Shadows gather. Whispers of rebellion have reached the king. Darkness stirs beyond Illian’s borders.

Beyond the mountains, Dhenaheim has lost a quiet war. Refugees pour into Illian, bringing suspicion and unrest. For Doran Heavybelly, Dhenaheim's war means facing a personal tragedy that demands his attention...and his axe.

A simple job for too much coin should have been warning enough for Asher, but, like Fate, trouble always has a way of finding him.

Conspiracy. Rebellion. Betrayal. Time to find out who the real heroes are.

The Knights of Erador continues this unmissable epic-fantasy series.

©2020 Philip C. Quaintrell (P)2020 Podium Audio

Absolutely fantastic

I can see every character so clearly in my head . This entire series is an emotional roller coaster . I’m constantly having to remind myself to calm down. I’m way too invested in every character. Absolutely fantastic!!!!!

Just Amazing

This series has been utterly amazing. Every scene, every character perspective is unique and inspiring

They Did It.......

I did not think they he could keep each book in this series as good as the last, well I was wrong book 7 was amazing. Steven Brand is just simply the best at giving the characters life. Well done Phillip C. Quaintrell.

Overall great.

Recently found quaintrell on audible after being a Jordan and Sanderson epic fan. Overall real good series

Had potential for greatness

If you thought Gideon Thorn was a naive , self righteous fool in the previous book then you will see in this book Dragorn is the very definition of naive , self righteous fool it's still a good story but the naivety of Ilarna Galfrey is a bit over the top and often tiresome