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Original Title:	A Quest of Heroes ASIN B00AFROVQC
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Sorcerer's Ring #1

A Quest of Heroes (The Sorcerer's Ring #1) Kindle Edition | Pages: 346 pages

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Title	:	A Quest of Heroes (The Sorcerer's Ring #1)
Author	:	Morgan Rice
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 346 pages
Published	:	November 29th 2012 by Morgan Rice
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Fiction

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From #1 Bestselling author Morgan Rice comes the debut of a dazzling new fantasy series. A Quest for Heroes revolves around the epic coming of age story of one special boy, a 14 year old from a small village on the outskirts of the Kingdom of the Ring. The youngest of four, the least favorite of his father, hated by his brothers, Thorgrin senses he is different from the others. He dreams of becoming a great warrior, of joining the King’s men and protecting the Ring from the hordes of creatures on the other side of the Canyon. When he comes of age and is forbidden by his father to try out for the King’s Legion, he refuses to take no for an answer: he journeys out on his own, determined to force his way into King’s Court and be taken seriously.

But King’s Court is rife with its own family dramas, power struggles, ambitions, jealousy, violence and betrayal. King MacGil must choose an heir from amongst his children, and the ancient Dynasty Sword, the source of all their power, still sits untouched, waiting for the chosen one to arrive. Thorgrin arrives as an outsider and battles to be accepted, and to join the King’s Legion.

Thorgrin comes to learn he has mysterious powers he does not understand, that he has a special gift, and a special destiny. Against all odds he falls in love with the king’s daughter, and as their forbidden relationship blossoms, he discovers he has powerful rivals. As he struggles to make sense of his powers, the king’s sorcerer takes him under his wing and tells him of a mother he never knew, in a land far away, beyond the Canyon, beyond even the land of the Dragons.

Before Thorgrin can venture out and become the warrior he yearns to be, he must complete his training. But this may be cut short, as he finds himself propelled into the center of royal plots and counterplots, ones that may threaten his love and bring him down—and the entire kingdom with him.

With its sophisticated world-building and characterization, A Quest for Heroes is an epic tale of friends and lovers, of rivals and suitors, of knights and dragons, of intrigues and political machinations, of coming of age, of broken hearts, of deception, ambition and betrayal. It is a tale of honor and courage, of fate and destiny, of sorcery. It is a fantasy that brings us into a world we will never forget, and which will appeal to all ages and genders. It is 82,000 words.

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Good things about this book:1. The plot is interesting and moves forward at a fast pace. Bad things about this book:1. The plot can be a little contrived at times and a bit predictable if you have read any fantasy books before.2. Holy shit, does this book need the services of a decent editor. Some instances of modern words pulled me right out of the story, such as "crap" (noun) and some instances of missing words refused to parse ("in that way she was like her (missing word brother) Roderick").

While I understand this is a book aimed at younger readers, I still found the plot simple and unimagineative. To call Thor, the main protagonist, a character is an oxymoron as he seemingly has no character at all. Aside from a couple moments of daring, Thor bumbles his way into fame and friendships, while spending the majority of his time asking himself rhetorical questions on long soul searching walks. This author has seemingly gone out of her way to insult her audience. There was clearly

Pretty sure whoever wrote the rave review on Overdrive Media Console either A) doesn't exist or B) had a gun pointed to their head. (I picture the latter- Always Sunny... style ;-) ) Also, I love the fact that Rice has NO citations on WHO(M) thinks she/he's the #1 BESTSELLING whatever. As soon as the druid in Ch. 2 said, "You have your mothers eyes," I got pissed. That's a line from Harry Potter. A well known one at that.I also have a theory that Rice has or knows someone with above average

Please follow the link for my full review:http://www.bookrantorrave.com/blog/a-...The blurb doesnt seem too bad right? I thought oh this may just be a nice story, a nice little epic fantasy novel. To my horror, it wasnt! At first I thought that perhaps it was meant for children, around the age of 10. But, in the blurb it does say it is for all ages, and this was confirmed when it was described how it felt to kill a man, and when brothels were visited, and crude jokes were made. Nope, this book

Morgan has published many books and apparently has fans who really like them. This one was a dud in almost every conceivable way. I cant imagine what the good reviews were about. (The ones in front of the book were about vampiresbut not a single vampire can be found in this disasterso Im suspecting a bit of dishonesty here). In the first sentence, you are aware that this happens on a planet with more than one sun; soon you discover it has two. What an original way to tell us the story happens in

I scream, you scream, we all scream because this book is utterly frustrating. I have many, many problems with this book. The most glaring is that the novel is just plain dull. The characters are flat, mono-dimensional. Author relies heavily on telling, and vomiting large chunks of exposition at you. Dialogue is clunky in places, and just strikes me as being "off" in this particular book. First off, the plot: small town underdog discovers he has a *~fate~* that makes him special. Never heard that

This book was terrible! I was initially not going to be so mean in my review, but it did something at the end that was really unacceptable. I'll get to that in a bit.Firstly, the plot started off fine. But somewhere around the 10% mark it started fraying, and continued to do so until it fell apart. The main character seemingly has every going his way. Runs away from home, with no food or water and gets to where he wants to go with no problem. He gets magic powers that no one else has. Is able to