“He wasn’t speaking loudly, but everything else had become so quiet and still. I caught the sound of my name and silently moved toward him. He’d been angry for what he considered my insult to his skills in battle, and I could only imagine what he must have to say about me now. I saw him in silhouette with his back toward the fire, and planted myself behind the trunk of a tree nearby where I wouldn’t be seen. I vaguely recognized the man he was speaking to. It was the soldier from Bymar who h...ad led us behind the lines, a commander in a fine uniform whom the others addressed as Lord Orison. “Pardon my observation,” Orison said. “But you are as young as your king. Why did Jaron choose you as his captain?” “I’m still asking myself that question,” Roden answered. “If you figure it out, please let me know.” I had already answered him weeks ago, when he and I had fought before the pirates.MoreLessRead More Read Less
Literally my favorite book series. This is the second book in the trilogy, I have to say it’s my favorite to reread. It had me laughing and the crying. It made me want to punch a character through a book, but then also want to hug a character. Jaron, the protagonist, is such a beautifully made character. He is such a strong King and a put together character. I would probably die for him if it was life or death situation. I would also gladly put my life on the line for him.
Guest4 years ago
you don't even know jaron, you getting a little too attached. also, its the last book. To be a fan, you literally know nothing
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