Warlord of the Nightmare Realm

By: Doc Spears

Narrated by: Dan Bitner

The war is paused, but nowhere near over.

Benjamin Colt and his team have done the impossible, but the Red Army must gather its strength before their Warlord leads them to one last battle and total victory.

The Far Western city of Pyreenia is home to a people alienated from the rest of Mihdradahl and the last holdout of the barbaric army led by Ben’s former teammates. But festering in the remote city is an evil greater than any horde of four-armed savages.

With the help of new allies and old enemies, Benjamin Colt and his friends explore realms lost to time and sanity, all to keep a promise. By his life or his death, he’ll use everything learned as a Special Forces operator to win his queen her kingdom.

The atmosphere is depleted. Ben’s army is rife with infiltrators bent on murderous revenge. His queen’s council is riddled with conspirators who plot his demise.

Evil has a name as well as a sanctuary, leaving Benjamin Colt no choice but to take the path he knows best—to walk the gauntlet of combat. He’ll wield his brand of destruction to prove himself the true inheritor to the title, chosen by the ghost of the only other to bear the name...Warlord!

©2022 Doc Spears (P)2023 WarGate Books

great sequel

Love the first one and this one followed it up nicely, about to start the third

Awesome second entry

The nightmare realm is a worthy successor to book 1 Warlord. In this book Doc Spears adds much lore to the width and breadth that is becoming Vistara aka Mars. Once again Doc creates situations and characters that feel real and who feel familiar in their mental and physical struggles as if he knows what you’ve been through in life and has translated it into words and surrounded it in a fanciful locale. . And the best part? An encounter near the end that only Cynar can best leaving him holding and immense debt over Benjamin Colt which he uses to no end to do bust his chops, the big Thulian oaf.

Fun Homage to Edgar Rice Burroughs

Doc Spears has crafted an enjoyable modern homage to Edgar Rice Burroughs John Carter saga. The dialogue and relationships are entertaining and ring true, while the action scenes and plot are both engaging and suitably pulpy.

GooD

This book has a good story and narrator gave an excellent performance. Recommend to others.

Loved it!

Really enjoyed it, if you like war gate books you'll like this. it's a complete story too which is rare.