Lion Rising Lion Rising
Book 1 - The Prophecy of the Valda-Cree

Lion Rising

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Publisher Description

Jayce Morrow is like any other college student: part academic, part nerd, part dreamer. Adopted by the only family he’s ever known he has no idea of his true identity. Or what his unknown history means.
Saving the world wasn’t part of his college application, after all.

When a gorgeous mage appears out of thin air in his apartment, he’s positive he’s dreaming, convinced one of his friends has jumped the shark looking for players by hiring LARPers for their D&D dungeon.

Except there is no dungeon to strategize through. Mages and magic are real. And he’s about to learn his role in saving their world.

Note from the Author: This story is a slow burn MM romance with some really stubborn characters, a few comments about an elf’s amazing hair, and challenges that can mold the man regardless of plans.

GENRE
Romance
RELEASED
2022
12 February
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
430
Pages
PUBLISHER
Purple Sword Publications
SELLER
Draft2Digital, LLC
SIZE
477.5
KB

Customer Reviews

an-jael ,

Interesting story, good start.

4 stars

Good start to a series. Unfortunately, I didn’t realise that this *was* a book one, until I was over halfway through it and realised that the story was too big for it to be finished in one book. Normally, I’d buy the first book, but not read it until the second book was available. But who knows, it might be a trilogy.

My first impression was that Jayce was a bit young, and a bit whiny. I would have loved to see some anger from him, after all, he’s just been ripped out of this world to another, far less technologically advanced one, with elves and mages. It would have been good for Jayce and Rune to engage in serious snarky banter as a way for Jayce to deal with the situation.

I did begin to enjoy the book more as Jayce became more accepting of his situation and his character became stronger.

I would have liked less narrative, I’m not a fan of someone being in the middle of some sort of action, and he goes off for a few pages of internal musings and an internal monologue. I tend to skip-read those moments as they don’t add anything of relevance to the story.

But, yes, I will be reading the next book. When it comes out.

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