Underspire

A Forgotten Ruin War Journal

By: Jason Anspach, Nick Cole, Walt Robillard

Narrated by: Clifton Duncan

Dig deep! The Rangers are about to set it off!

What starts as a mission to control a key area of a city under siege becomes a relentless race against the clock for Ranger Team Leader Louis Campbell. One minute Lou and his team are fighting Saur infantry looking to stab them in the face, and the next he’s saddled with a bunch of dwarven sappers looking to breach the city's catacombs—or risk losing the city of Sûstagul to a tidal wave of undead.

The Under Roads are no simple tunnels, but these are no simple dwarves. Dispatched by the dwarven king and led by a dwarf known as the Ax Rider, they come prepared with cunning, modern weapons, and a bit of dwarven know-how. Aided by Lou's Ranger Team, they must negotiate the alien underground landscape to destroy their target: an engine of malevolent power known as the Underspire.

In the war for the Ruin, some battles must be fought in the dark!

This stand-alone novel is set between the events of Forgotten Ruin books six and seven but can be enjoyed without having listened to them. The Siege on Underspire takes you beneath the streets to fight the battles you didn’t see coming.

Grab your rifle and unsheathe your ax to join Louis and the dwarves in their bid to shatter the Underspire before it’s too late!

©2022 Galaxy's Edge, LLC (P)2023 WarGate Books

Amazing Book!

I really enjoyed this entry in (and expansion of) the Forgotten Ruin Universe. Fantastic story with great characters. Loved the Dwarves! Can’t wait to see what comes next.

Took me a minute to get used to the new point of view but it really helped give the book its own unique feel. Narrator was amazing.

Ok.

Story jumped around & was a bit rushed. Parts of the performance were good, but the editing was horrible.

loved this book!

I loved the perspective of this book and that we get more insight into the history of the dwarfs. highly recommend it!

Happier than a dwarf falling into a vat of ale

I absolutely loved this book the Dwarven culture and magic the Rangers Big Lou and the and the boys

Fantastic

Good story and nice to not hear all the blah blah coffee ranger ranger coffee