Spark City

The Spark City Cycle, Book 1

By: Robert J. Power

Narrated by: Euan Morton

The Hunt is coming.

Despite his warriors' lineage, Erroh would rather waste his potential stumbling alone from one tavern to the next, drinking and gambling. Fate, however, has greater plans for him.

After decades of peace, a great war draws near, and though he doesn't know it, he is standing in the way of the first wave. What is more, and very much to his dismay, he's about to find out he's not entirely alone either. But Erroh has a plan, a simple plan.

It'll never work.

A reluctant coming of age epic packed with heroic sword fights, fierce battles, and slow-burn romance. Perfect for fans of Patrick Rothfuss and Brandon Sanderson, find out why thousands of readers have fallen for Amazon number one best-selling author Robert J Power's epic fantasy series.

©2018 Robert J. Power (P)2020 Podium Publishing

Love Story for Those Who Loves Swords and War

This was a very good story, well written, with engaging characters. As it moves forward, this story slowly draws you in to the characters lives. There’s a tension between the main two characters builds then releases. The story is fast moving, engaging, and kept me consistently entertained.

I believe this was the first book I’ve heard narrated by Evan Morton, and he did a great job. His voicing skills was top-notch.

If you are considering this book, take the chance. I don’t think you will be sorry.

Long but good story

Good fantasy book although long. Makes for good bedtime listening. Like the way women have an important part od the story.

Solid characters, well written.

Was surprised by the story, great MC, a fun listen. Looking forward to book 2!

Excellent

Really enjoyed this one all the way through! Loads of excitement lay ahead and the leading pair will face it head on!

The hero and fantasy escape I need right now

At last! A story that holds my attention fast and makes me want to turn off the news and disappear into the journey with our young - but complicated - hero. And a pleasure to listen to Euan Morton's performance of it. Bravo.