Honor’s Price

The second book of a series is always important in the sense that it is binding the first and the last together. Thus the second book always works like a bridge in a trilogy and if you don’t listen to the second book then you will never be able to understand the entire series. Sever Bronny presented Augum as a hero in the previous part who cannot stop at one place.

The boy found glory and fame at a very early age and since then he is hungry for more. Throughout the land, he is known for his bravery and he is hungry for more and more. It was Augum who defeated the enemy single-handed on the battlefield when he was just sixteen years of age.

Now the problem is that he wants more action in life and there is nothing continuous in life, especially action. Augum’s prayers are heard when he gets back into the battlefield because a rival kingdom takes over his country. At first, the young knight thought that he would be able to defeat the enemy just like he did in the past but it was not the case on this occasion. The enemy was much stronger and it was looking for an ancient weapon with the help of which it would be able to conquer the entire kingdoms present on the land.

Instead of fighting on the battleground, Augum starts his search for the weapon because he thinks that he should find the weapon before the enemy. Narrator Gary Furlong narrates real urgency at this point because if the weapon goes into the enemy’s hand then it would be all over. Mercy’s Trial and Prodigy of Thunder type of stories can become a nice pair with this book but you should not leave these books in the middle for the next weekend. Such stories can only be enjoyed if you are following the flow.