Night of the Bold (Kings and Sorcerers-Book 6)

This entire series is poorly edited and revised. The scenes were everywhere. On one page a character would be getting kidnapped during battle, and the next page he was still fighting and got saved by his companion. I liked how the storyline was going, but got too distracted by the by the how poorly revised it was. Scenes were repeated, the Author had many misspelled and misused words, and the characters would say the wrong name when referring to a person.

If this book was free or 99¢ I'd have rated it higher, but if I'm going spend $4 then I should at least be able to read a well written coherent story

The book was an enjoyable conclusion to the series. I just think the mother character should have been more developed so as to provide more answers. Author also pulled similar events from his other series such as 3 couples marrying at once after city was rebuilt. This was disappointing. I want new books to have new story lines throughout. Overall, enjoyed the book and series.

You find a gifted, prolific writer that stuns you over and over with series and series of wonderful tales. Morgan Rice' s books are enchanting. They have everything you could want in a book series. If you enjoy fantasy, if you want books you can't put down, Morgan Rice is your author. I want to thank Morgan Rice for the opportunity to continue reading these books. I am 64yrs old, I have been reading books since I was 12yrs old. All your book series take me to another place.

You find a gifted, prolific writer that stuns you over and over with series and series of wonderful tales. Morgan Rice' s books are enchanting. They have everything you could want in a book series. If you enjoy fantasy, if you want books you can't put down, Morgan Rice is your author. I want to thank Morgan Rice for the opportunity to continue reading these books. I am 64yrs old, I have been reading books since I was 12yrs old. All your book series take me to another place.

This book was poorly written. The author must have used the word shrieked five hundred times which was every time an evil character died. Some older children might enjoy the book but I feel most adults would find it pretty bad due to its repetitive nature.

The book “Night of the Bold” is the sixth and last book in the “Kings and Sorcerers” series. The easy and light writing style will hook you up from the very first page. In this book we continue to follow our heroine Kyra, a 15 year old girl, who loves to fight like a warrior. In this episode she is fighting at Marda to recover the Staff of Truth. Her father Duncan is fighting in another front, trying to hold the invasion of Ra's army. Other parallel stories are told. Alec returns from his journey, bringing back the sword that can change the balance in the war. Packed with a lot of action, I recommend this book to the permanent library of all readers that love to read a well written book, which will allow them to live a fantasy full of action. The author managed again to produce a strong set of characters that make us cheer for them on every page we turn. The this last book is an epic finale for the whole series. Kudos to the author!
I received a copy of this book from the author and I was not requested to write a positive review. Opinion expressed here is my own.

This is probably an exciting story where all the inconsistency is lost on the reader if you are not an adult. It's very obvious the writer repeats phrases not the nly from book to book but within the same book. By book 6 I'm so tired of a chapter ending with the character saying they are about to die. I can work past that and the unrealistic timeframes because the story concept was so enthralling. I'm on the last book and honestly can't bring myself to pay more money for it than the last one. The story has kept me reading these but the repetitiveness has now gotten to me. To paraphrase Obi Wan, move along, this isn't the book you are looking for.

Finished at last! Enjoyed this book and the rest of the series. Finally, I'm glad it's the last book of the series, for I don't know how I can go thru all the ups and downs of the characters. I like how Morgan Rice weaves her story. I'm just reading words (or so it seems) and the next thing I'm transported... to a place... to another life... yes, living all the different characters - the good, the bad, the ugly.

Thanks Ms. Rice for allowing me to experience and owning different personalities ... safely
And thank you for an amazing story and closure.

Another good series by Morgan with plenty of ups and downs for all characters. Never get bored as going back and forth to different characters and scenarios keeps you on the edge of your seat.
Looking forward to her next series of books...have to wait until April though !