Call of the Herald, Brian Rathbone
Call of the Herald, Brian Rathbone
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Call of the Herald
Epic fantasy tale filled with magic and adventure

Author: Brian Rathbone

Narrator: Chris Snelgrove

Unabridged: 8 hr 39 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Published: 04/25/2013


Synopsis

Epic Fantasy Adventure - Power is back and no one is prepared...In a world bereft of magic, young horse trainer Catrin discovers an extraordinary ancient power within her. Comets herald the return of a goddess and other legends in this enchanting tale of discovery.Call of the Herald is book one of this young adult epic fantasy series, which includes the following books:The Dawning of Power trilogy: Call of the Herald (*Free ebook), Inherited Danger, Dragon OreThe Balance of Power trilogy: Regent, Feral, RegalThe Artifacts of Power trilogy: The Fifth Magic, Dragonhold, The Seventh MagicDragons of Dawn trilogy (Prequels): Dragon Airways, Onin, Ascension

Reviews

Goodreads review by Pauline on January 11, 2012

So - there's a prophecy, and a farmboy, sorry, farmgirl, with unexpected talents, and a holy war... Stop me if any of this sounds familiar. Well, nothing wrong with the traditional storylines, if they're done well, and the author makes a reasonable show with this one. There's a prologue, which sets......more

Goodreads review by Jason on March 23, 2014

4 Stars Call of the Herald by Brian Rathbone has been on my to read fantasy list for a long time. This is a traditional fantasy with a coming of age story at its center. The writing and the world building made this book a real page turner and the short length did not hurt either. I enjoyed this book......more

Goodreads review by K. on December 05, 2014

Though it is almost 200 pages (according to my e-reader), it felt too short. This was because of how well written the story was. Believable development for the main character - from no one to someone with a TON of power and has to figure out what to do with it. The supporting characters are also well......more

Goodreads review by Laura Warde on December 12, 2012

I've only recently found the self-published fantasy section of Amazon, but overall I've been impressed with the quantity of works, diversity of storyline, and the quality of the writing. I've read the Muirwood Trilogy, Blood Song, The Mageborn Trilogy, and Garden of Almhain. When I encountered mostl......more

Goodreads review by Noodle on September 07, 2011

Well, this was a free eBook from Kindle and the blurb had me intrigued. It has been a while since I have read a truly fantasy type novel, one involving Gods and powers and a totally different world to ours. I was excited to get started, but that excitement was soon lost, in amongst the pages of this......more