Rise of the Shadow

Shadow Knights, Book 2

By: Michael Webb

Narrated by: Tim Campbell

After tasting financial success and the Shadow Knights’ power, Veron lost everything.

Now, trapped in slavery, jealous servants and harsh justice threaten his ability to fulfill his destiny. Caught between secrets he cannot divulge and attention from the master’s daughter, Chelci, Veron must choose between following the rules or following his heart as he fights to rise again.

Meanwhile, King Bale searches to kill the young shadow knight, and Veron’s old friend Brixton is the only one who knows where he is. Will the lure of power entice Brixton to turn on him again? His first betrayal nearly cost Veron everything. A second would cost him his life.

©2022 Michael Webb (P)2022 Podium Audio

Book 2 it’s amazing too.

Wow, the series is really really good. I love the characters the storylines, and there is always something happening. No boring filler moments/paragraphs/pages.

Love the riding style and I totally recommend this epic fantasy series.

Tim Campbell is an incredible narrator, he brings the book to life.

characters are very well portrayed.

descriptions of the castles and the fights are all visually interesting. they are well thought-out and exciting.

best adventure in a long time

AMAZING delight.... keeps you wanting to listen. Great story line full of adventures and mystery..

Great book!

I really enjoyed the storyline, but the varon is a little too predictable. Like why are you letting your girlfriend who can’t fight nearly as good as you come with you. Of course she’s going to be a hostage lol. Still love this series! Thanks for the awesome book!

Predictable but fun

I loved the way this book was written and I am very excited to read the next one. I also loved examining the contrast between Veron and Brixton. However, I was able to predict what was going to happen for most of the book, however that is likely because of the events in chapter 1, and that this book has a lot of similarities to a story in the old testament (not saying which to prevent spoilers). I must say that Brixton is probably my favorite character to hate (if that makes sense). I love how we think he is going to be good only to be wrong again and again and again.