Servant of the Crown - Paul J Bennett

Servant of the Crown

By Paul J Bennett

  • Release Date: 2017-10-20
  • Genre: Epic Fantasy
Score: 4.5
4.5
From 212 Ratings
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Description

An old warrior, too stubborn to die. A royal heir, hidden since birth.
Can they save a realm on the brink of war?

Tragedy tears Gerald's world apart, and only his unwavering loyalty saves him. After serving as a soldier for years, a single act of self-sacrifice thrusts his future into the world of politics.

Cut off from all he knows, he becomes no more than a pawn to those in command. Banished with little more than the clothes on his back, he seeks a new purpose, for what is a warrior who has nothing left to fight for?

A fateful meeting with another lost soul unmasks a shocking secret, compelling him to take up the mantle of guardian. Bandits, the Black Hand, and even the king: he battles them all for the future of the realm.

Memories of the past, secrets that shape the future; his adventure is only the beginning.

Servant of the Crown is the series starter in the epic Heir to the Crown medieval fantasy series. If you like realistic fight scenes, compelling characters, and a gripping story, then you will love Paul J Bennett's tale of a warrior who refuses to retreat.

Pick up your copy of Servant of the Crown, and discover the realm of Merceria today!

Reviews

  • Compelling Characters and Engaging Story

    5
    By King Mel
    The characters are engaging, full of life and wrestling with challenges both large and small with potential consequences for the barony and the kingdom. The details of their everyday lives and their interactions with the people and the countryside surrounding them adds nuance and interest to their personal development.

  • Great read!

    4
    By Thefuzz16
    I was taken in by this book, simple writing with a great story! The ending has me longing for book two.

  • Just amazing

    5
    By im caleb
    Amazing

  • Drew me in!

    4
    By Lbnewman
    Great from start to finish! I was tired at work from reading later than usual!

  • i am quite satisfied

    5
    By xXrandompersonXx
    i am a hard critic, it is hard to satisfy me. this first book was well written and written fairly simply. there is character development without redundancy and a fairly simple plot. i like to read fantasy books about knights, magic, and other creatures that tend to be in fantasy books. i have read quite a few series and eventually most of the ones i love turn to redundancy and at least half of the book repeating the previous book in the series. reading this was nice easy reading that kept my interest throughout the whole book and it was refreshing! very refreshing. 5 stars from me for being slightly different, easy to read, and without redundancy. bravo

  • A very good story

    5
    By BookerCe
    It took me a couple of chapters and I was hooked. Didn’t want to put it down; I wanted to keep reading and reading. I felt like I was right there in the story, with all the characters. It was so good, when I came to the end, I had to buy the next book in the series.

  • Poorly written

    1
    By Gamecat17
    Great title. Unfortunately, that’s where the creative writing ends. The dialogue and amateurish and very predictable.

  • A Great Read!

    5
    By Surigao Boy
    The tale flows effortlessly along, blending action, adventure and heart warming scenes. I’m looking forward to the next in the series. Larry L.

  • Exciting & Full of Adventure

    5
    By ZoilaObregon
    This book is amazing with the way it brings the characters and scenes to life. I truly love how much the father-daughter relationship between two very different individuals develop and how they make a difference in trying to make their country a better place for everyone. Truly a book to read.

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