Raised from infancy to be ignorant of his birthright and duty, Rayden is caught unaware when eventually forced into his role as king of seventeenth century Ruar. However, Rayden intends to refuse that unwelcome responsibility, but his most beloved and loyal companion betrays him by making an alliance with Rayden's father.
Others aim to see destiny fulfilled--no matter the cost to comfort, dignity, or liberty to the King's Heir.
Professional Reviews
worldcitizen
4 out of 5 Stars
If you're looking for an easy, enjoyable read but want something different than the run-of-the-mill romance type novels, you should buy this book.
jerry statom
2 out of 5 Stars
Although the story line is good. The characters are left without any depth and are not allowed to develop. The storyline is unclear whether you are looking for something more.
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I'm glad worldcitizen enjoyed my book 'King's Heir'. Jerry, I hope you will read the second and third book in my 'The King Trilogy' to open this story up for you. I really appreciate you both reading my book and for your comments. Good or bad, it's great to hear from my readers.
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