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The Sorcerer's Ring #15

Un Sueño de Mortales

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“EL ANILLO DEL HECHICERO tiene todos los ingredientes para ser un éxito inmediato: conspiraciones, tramas, misterio, caballeros aguerridos e incipientes relaciones repletas de corazones rotos, engaño y traición. Lo entretendrá durante horas y satisfará a personas de todas las edades. Recomendado para la biblioteca habitual de todos los lectores del género fantástico”.
-Books and Movie Reviews, Roberto Mattos (sobre La Senda de los Héroes)

“(Una) entretenida fantsía épica”.
-Kirkus Reviews (sobre La Senda de los Héroes)

“Los inicios de algo extrordinario están aquí”.
-San Franciso Book Review (sobre La Senda de los Héroes)

UN SUEÑO DE MORTALES es el Libro#15 de la serie éxito en ventas EL ANILLO DEL HECHICERO, que empieza con UNA SENDA DE HÉROES (libro#1)- ¡una descarga gratuita!

En UN SUEÑO DE MORTALES, Thorgrin y sus hermanos luchan por liberarse de las garras de los piratas y continuar su búsqueda de Guwayne en el mar. Se encuentran con amigos y peligros inesperados, magia y armas, dragones y hombre y esto cambiará el curso de su destino. ¿Encontrarán finalmente a Guwayne?

Darius y sus amigos sobreviven a la masacre de su pueblo- pero solo para descubrir que son prisioneros, lanzados a la Arena del Imperio. son encadenados juntos, se enfrentan a oponentes inimaginables, su única esperanza para sobrevivir es mantenerse y luchar juntos, como hermanos.
Gwendolyn despierta de sus sueño y descubre que ella y los demás han sobrevivido a su caminata a través del Gran Desierto- y, aún más sorprendente, que han llegado a una tierra más allá de su imaginación más salvaje. Cuando los llevan hasta una nueva corte real, los secretos que gwendolyn descubre sobre sus antepasados y su propio pueblo cambiarán su destino para siempre.

Erec y Alistair, todavía prisioneros en el mar, luchan por liberarse de las garras de la flota del Imperio en una osada y atrevida escapada nocturna. Cuando las posibilidades parecen peores, reciben una sorpresa inesperada que podría simplemente darles una segunda oportunidad para la victoria- y otra oportunidad de continuar su ataque al corazón del Imperio.

Godfrey y su grupo, encarcelados una vez más, listos para ser ejeutados, tienen una última oportunidad para intentar escapar. Después de ser traicionados, quieren algo más que escapar esta vez- quieren venganza.

Volusia está rodeada por todos lados y lucha por tomar la capital del Imperio- y tendrá que reunir una magia más poderosa de lo que jamás ha conocido si quiere demostrar que es una Diosa y convertirse en Gobernante Suprema del Imperio. Una vez más, el destino del Imperio está colgando en la balanza.

Con su sofisticada construcción del mundo y caracterización, UN SUEÑO DE MORTALES es un relato épico de amigos y amantes, de rivales y pretendientes, de caballeros y dragones, de intrigas y maquinaciones políticas, de crecimiento, de corazones rotos, de engaño, ambición y traición. Es un relato de honor y valentía, de sino y destino, de hechicería. Es una fantasía que nos trae un mundo que nunca olvidaremos y que agradará a todas las edades y géneros.

“Una animada fantasía …Es solo el comienzo de lo que promete se runa serie épica para adultos jóvenes”.

273 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 1, 2014

208 people are currently reading
1758 people want to read

About the author

Morgan Rice

585 books3,395 followers
Morgan Rice is the #1 bestselling and USA Today bestselling author of the epic fantasy series THE SORCERER’S RING, comprising seventeen books; of the #1 bestselling series THE VAMPIRE JOURNALS, comprising twelve books; of the #1 bestselling series THE SURVIVAL TRILOGY, a post-apocalyptic thriller comprising three books; of the epic fantasy series KINGS AND SORCERERS, comprising six books; of the epic fantasy series OF CROWNS AND GLORY, comprising 8 books; of the new epic fantasy series A THRONE FOR SISTERS, comprising eight books (and counting); and of the new science fiction series THE INVASION CHRONICLES. Morgan’s books are available in audio and print editions, and translations are available in over 25 languages.

TURNED (Book #1 in the Vampire Journals), ARENA ONE (Book #1 of the Survival Trilogy), A QUEST OF HEROES (Book #1 in the Sorcerer’s Ring) and RISE OF THE DRAGONS (Kings and Sorcerers—Book #1) are each available as free downloads!

Morgan loves to hear from you, so please feel free to visit www.morganricebooks.com to join the email list, receive a free book, receive free giveaways, download the free app, get the latest exclusive news, connect on Facebook and Twitter, and stay in touch!

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Profile Image for Amanda.
30 reviews1 follower
December 9, 2014
These books get worse and worse as you go. Only bothering to read these final ones to meet my Goodreads challenge for the year since I can knock them out quickly. I cannot believe the publisher continues to put out this garbage - a third grader can edit better than the editors that are actually getting paid. My mind is numb from reading the same language over and over and over. This 2 star rating is generous.
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394 reviews1 follower
December 23, 2016
I'm half interested in these desert MacGils, and half angry that they are MacGils. Half angry that these MacGils live on the Ridge while the others lived in the Ring. Half angry that Argon's brother is named Ragon. That Mycoples' baby is Lycoples. Why does everything have a duplicate? Why is Volusia so powerful that Argon/Ragon fear her, and WHY DOES NO ONE EVER GET MARRIED??? Take 15 minutes, say your vows, BE DONE. Its honestly not that hard.

~rant over~
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
Profile Image for Edwin.
1,090 reviews33 followers
July 19, 2019
Tja,

Meer van het zelfde. Ook hier niet teveel woorden aan vuilmaken. Nog twee delen tot einde serie.

We lezen en lezen door
165 reviews1 follower
June 5, 2019
Ugh, I bought all these books so I feel like I need to read them...

Unfortunately, there are errors in every single book... MULTIPLE errors..... at least one it seems every 10 pages or so.

This book is full of them. Here are a few examples:

"He us rumored to kill his own men," Soku stepped forward and whispered into Volusia's ear, he too gaping up at the sight.

She had been driven her to cross the desert, to survive, for their sake, to rally an army to come back and help them.

Unable to resist, she ate several more before she finally held himself in check.

The Ring and the Ridge: they need each, they have always needed each other, to be complete
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I think they rely to much on spellchecker to do the editing... they need someone to actually READ the book to edit it a well.

This is pitiful
Profile Image for Silvia.
1,132 reviews7 followers
March 9, 2015
The content of the books is really interesting but as I said in previous reviews, we desperately need an editor. I am on to the last of the books, so the series has been interesting and kept my attention. However, the errors in the books seem to be more glaring as I go. Just not used to the quality in most books I read.
Profile Image for Erric White.
5 reviews
August 25, 2014
Over too soon

I would Love a 600 page book, I really enjoy the reading, but they are over too soon.
Waiting again :-/
Profile Image for Jennifer.
1,601 reviews9 followers
January 6, 2024
I am so close to finishing this horrid series. It is most definitely a hate read/listen. But things are still so up in the air that I'm not sure how it's all going to be fixed in the final two books because everyone is still in danger. This series should be good, but it's like every bad thing that can happen is happening and has been happening for 15 straight books. Also, the author is very repetitive with the phrases they use which is annoying. When I am done with this series I will not read any more works by this author.
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Author 72 books325 followers
May 8, 2018
The series expands on additional characters and I wonder if it will all make sense in the end...is there an end?

I have the bundle, 13, 14, 15, so this is just a short review.

The characters are intriguing and well-developed, honour is all that matters and it is imaginative, though needs editing to smooth out the repetition, errors and typos.

Still enjoyable and a great story.

Recommended.
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126 reviews1 follower
July 28, 2022
Mam świadomość tego, że seria powoli zbliża się do końca. Do ostatniego tomu chcę dotrzeć jak najszybciej, aby móc wreszcie poznać zakończenie całej historii. Nie oczekuję niczego szczególnego po kolejnym tomie, mam jednak nadzieję, że się nie zawiodę na ostatnim.
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218 reviews26 followers
May 24, 2017
Jezus, it just keeps going and going. Every turn feels like something new is happening, whilst the 'old' stories aren't finished yet.
Profile Image for Caroline.
206 reviews1 follower
October 29, 2018
I am having fun reading these books. Two more to go. Then what will I have to edit? Lol.
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1 review
December 11, 2018
Great series, interesting characters and fast read. Grammatical errors can be hard to figure out, but doesn’t take away from the book.
3 reviews
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July 2, 2019
Facinating fantasy story. Great for teens. Too many grammatical errors though.
Profile Image for Sandra.
289 reviews9 followers
January 26, 2020
Enjoying the series & the twists & turns that are involved. Now onto book # 16.
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September 7, 2020
Hasta acá voy y tomare un descanso. Decidi no reseñar libro a libro porque es casi siempre mas de lo mismo. Supongo que pondre mi opinion completa al terminar toda la saga.
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82 reviews6 followers
September 15, 2020
I guess my ratings are higher than others due to the fact that I "listen" to the books as opposed to reading them. It does seem to make a huge difference!
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170 reviews
January 14, 2025
And the journey continues onward. Another day, another land, another battle looming.
810 reviews8 followers
March 3, 2025
I’m currently on a roll and addicted to this series. I just keep wanting to find out what happens next. You need to read this series in order!
Profile Image for Mariusz Arciemiuk.
14 reviews1 follower
November 8, 2025
The best part of the whole series. Very dynamic action, interesting plots and unexpected twists and turns. I look forward to reading the next part.
3 reviews
August 6, 2014
Morgan Rice continues to write with an excellent economy of words which create a non-stop pace of events such that it leaves you wanting (that is, in the positive way and not an unfulfilled way) when unexpectedly you come across the final page of each new installment of the story. Some stories we remember because they expose in such myriad detail the laws of the author's fantastical world that you can't help becoming a part of the story. Other good authors present such a breathtaking exposė of events that you're drawn to experience the story of each character's life throughout the story as a whole. I firmly believe that it's not for readers to dictate which style is better, it's instead for readers to sit back and enjoy each for its own merits. Both styles are memorable, the former leaving you with a complete concept of life in an other worldly potential, the latter, a bunch of concepts of each experience of the differing characters lives. One benefit of the latter being it can appeal to the younger and the more casual reader's style whilst still offering fulfillment for the avid and the more accomplished reader's needs; the former undoubtedly has much to offer, but it's often only the more accomplished reader that has the skill and experience to read the whole of the saga. In my experience both styles have their place in the genres of fiction, but it's not until you've indulged in a fair chunk of the latter that you are ready for tackling the former.
272 reviews3 followers
November 8, 2015
In this episode Morgan continues this very entertaining saga. Thor continues his search for Guwayne while Darius has to fight for survival at the Volusia arena, for entertainment of the empire population of the city. Gwendolyn finds the Second Ring, but loses most of her people on internal conflicts. Erec and Alistar struggle to escape the Empire fleet and at the end they receive an unexpected help. Godfrey, as usual, is in trouble, but also receive a help after escaping prison with his friends and revenging the betrayal of dome finisan authorities. And Volusia is in the capital of the Empire, defying everyone in a trial to become the Supreme Empress of the Empire.
Packed with action, this book will keep you entertained for hours. And there is not an idle moment until you turn the last page! Get ready for another very entertaining episode of this incredible story. You will not get tired of following Thor, Gwendolyn and all our heroes in this new episode. Just be aware that in order to savor every moment of this episode, I recommend that you start reading from the first episode to better understand the dynamics among the characters, as well as have a full idea on the environment of the story.
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4,664 reviews
September 17, 2015
Not a stand alone book, part of a series and should be read in sequential order...worth the read! I just could not put it down. Some days i read for 8 hours straight. What a great fantasy ride. So much is happening in these books but the author writes it so it is easy to follow, like several little stories happening in one book. The characters I found to visualize, like and or dislike quickly. Descriptions were intense and in depth enough to make me feel as I were there in the story as a character myself.

If you like action, romance, fantasy, magic, castles, knights, battles of good and evil and valor then you will love this series. There is gruesome killing but the author does not go into a deep description and make it gory. There is great love and romance but nothing even pg rated. Lots of fantasy but not to extravagant. It amazes me how creative this author is and I constantly wondered "what in the world will happen next?".

To me a perfect story, a perfect read, and i think it would make a great movie! Reminded me a bit of the "Lord of the Rings. I would highly recommend this series and this author to anyone that even considers these mixed genres.
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2 reviews1 follower
August 17, 2014
This series is 15 books long and counting, and the story is more complex than ever. Rice does a great job of developing old characters and introducing new ones. A dream of mortals is no exception. This particular book is centred around Thor, Gwen, Darius and Volussia. As usual, the book is easy to read with short chapters and a fast pace. The best thing about this series is the fact that it caters to both adults and youth. I suggested that my son read the books after I finished the first two in the series, and he loves them. A dream of mortals strikes me as a book that is setting up the series for some major twists and surprises. The story does not progress very far, but many loose ends from book 14 are tied up. Overall, this book is what you would come to expect of a sorcerer's ring instalment. I read it in a day and cannot wait for book 16.
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2 reviews
September 16, 2014
I downloaded the first book in this series as it was free and I love fantasy stories - knights, princesses, dragons, magic swords, oh my! - and as a disabled person, I do A LOT of reading. I have to say, it's not the best edited works I've ever read, but it isn't the worst either! (In fact, I would happily give them all 5*'s if not for the typos and mis-placed words) I was sucked in to the story of Thor, Gwendolyn and the other inhabitants of The Ring almost IMMEDIATELY, and as soon as I was done with the first book I downloaded the second and just kept on reading! Now I've read all of the books published so far, and I NEED MORE! Happily the author seems to publish them quite often, unlike my other favourite authors who only publish once a year (that's FAR too long to wait, IMHO!!) so hopefully I won't be waiting long...!
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596 reviews11 followers
July 2, 2015
In this book most of the characters are fighting for their freedom whether it be from their known enemies, magic or the elements. Characters we've gotten to know have been killed in battle while others have been saved from death through various means. We find the main characters are still seeking each other and their baby. The book ends with a foretold destruction on the horizon. As you can tell I don't do spoilers, I try to give you just enough to make you want to get the book to find out what the heck I'm talking about. Author Morgan Rice still knows how to write a story with impossible scenarios but still making it work. Now I have to get the next book to see what's coming over that darn horizon. If you enjoying reading about overcoming impossible odds, undying loyalty, and the powers of love and magic this book is for you.
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