Bright Heart

The Dragon of Umbra, Book 2

By: Emma Hamm

Narrated by: Antony Ferguson, Esther Wane

A sharpened blade cannot save a kingdom, and a dragon can only burn a throne...

Lorelei did what she was supposed to do: cut the King's throat, liberate a kingdom, and then fade into the darkness once more. But this time, she can't leave. The rebellion wants to use her as a figurehead in their mad plan to steal a kingdom from a bloodline, and Lore has other more pressing matters at hand.

The King survived, and within his clutches are the last dragon eggs in all of Umbra. Her loyalty to the dragon bids her to go on yet another adventure and return the eggs to their would-be father. All for one purpose and one purpose alone. Lore desires to see the kingdom flourish under the hands of magical creatures. She longs to see the time of man come to an end.

Humans had ruled for a time and they had failed. Now, she had to fix what they had broken.

But too many people stand between her and this new plan. A rebellion and their elf leader who has no fear of blood. A friend who lied for months. Many other creatures stand in her path, hoping to get close to the half elf who saved Umbra. And last, the dragon who turns her inside out with a single glance. The same dragon who killed her mother.

©2021 Emma Hamm (P)2022 Podium Audio

Love this Romantic Fantasy Series

Don't hesitate just listen to this series by Emma Hamm. Love the narrators, and the writing is fantastic.

Creativity

The friendships among the characters and the crafting of the villains have both been handled with detailed attention. This book of the series was a bit slow in the middle, but the narration is excellent, and the story picked up again quickly. Overall good listen -

Emma Hamm never misses

Loved! I liked it better than the first one, it's was great! The character development was great.

slow

I really do like this story, some of the progress feels oddly slow, then sometimes weirdly sudden. but overall I did rather enjoy it.

enjoy the male voice actor. he does a great job of bringing the story to life.

Roman has been drug out between the main characters. Alot of things are drawn out longer than needed.