Hunter of the Horde

The Broken Key #2

by Brian S. Pratt

Riyan, Chad, and Bart continue their quest with the aid of their newfound companion, Kevik. Recently bereft of his master, Kevik struggled on his own to learn his craft and to put the appellation of Apprentice behind him. Though lacking in confidence, his ability to creatively utilize what few spells he has mastered has came in handy time and again. What they had feared most has come to pass. Word that they may have found the King s Horde had begun to spread. Now, it has reached the ears of one who will stop at nothing to discover what they know. The second installment of The Broken Key continues to follow the four friends in their search for the final two segments of the Key that will unlock the fabled King s Horde. Through the words of an aged tome hidden in a long forgotten room, and the recollections of a madman, they set out for where they believe another of the segments lies hidden. For more information about Hunter of the Horde, or any of the other books by Brian S. Pratt, please visit www.briansprattbooks.com.

Genres: Fantasy

419 pages, Paperback

First published April 16, 2007

About the author

Brian was born in Modesto, California. He graduated high school in 1985 and went straight into the Air Force where he was trained as an Avionic Specialist on the F-117A Stealth Fighter.

When his tour of duty was over, he joined Pizza Hut as a delivery driver where he quickly rose to become a General Manager of a delivery unit in Edmonds, WA.

Then after a short stint as a taxi driver, he spent two years as a driving instructor and now writes full time.

He currently lives in Boswell, OK and missing the three most wonderful children in the world: Joseph, Breanna, and Abigayle. They truly are the lights of his life.

Reviews

[Angelique Carlson · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another Swashbuckling Tale in The Broken Key Series

I love adventure stories, and Hunter of The Horde does not disappoint. Our heroes level up as fighters and magic users and search for the third key to the king's horde. This book is an easy read full of mercenaries, ship battles, and a dungeon crawl.

[Lana · Rating 4 out of 5]

I really enjoyed this story. It didn't keep me on edge as much as its predecessor, but it was well worth the read.

I look forward to reading the final book in this series. I definitely recommend this to everyone that looks a good storyline.

There are quiet a few typos though.