A Forge of Valor

(Kings and Sorcerers--Book 4)

By: Morgan Rice

Narrated by: Wayne Farrell

A Forge of Valor is book four in Morgan Rice's best-selling epic fantasy series, Kings And Sorcerers, which begins with Rise of the Dragons.

In A Forge of Valor, Kyra slowly returns from the verge of death, healed by Kyle's love and mysterious power. As he sacrifices for her, she regains her strength - yet not without a price. She presses Alva for the secret of her lineage, and he finally reveals all about her mother. Given a chance to quest to the source of her power, Kyra must make a crucial choice: whether to complete her training or journey to help her father, who wallows in the capital dungeon, his execution pending.

Aidan, with Motley at his side, also strives to rescue his father, trapped in the perilous capital, while in the far corner of the kingdom, Merk, amazed by what he discovers in the Tower of Ur, braces himself against a massive troll invasion. His tower surrounded, he must fight alongside his fellow watchers to defend his nation's most precious relic.

©2014 Morgan Rice (P)2015 Morgan Rice

dead characters should stay dead

in the previous book Vesuvius dies now hes alive and a main character at that, with no explanation. Narrator is amazing!

Awesome

loved it great book. well read. easy to follow. 5his book is part of a good series.

Absolutely fantastic book

I have fallin in love with this series and the writings of Morgan Rice. I would highly recommend

Kira is a nitwit

I officially can’t stand the main character Kira. She makes the dumbest decisions and it’s getting old. Making 1 or 2 stupid choices is to be expected but it seems that this chick is constantly making terrible decisions time and time again. I stopped listening to the book for a week because I was so disgusted by the main character. All in all it’s a good book and I’m committed to the series but I currently can not stomach Kira. The other characters are great! Kira = Stupid

the narrator was amazing

I loved the action and character development, I felt i knew them intimately. the author was so descriptive i could imagine my self being there.