“The King’s Sorcerer” is the first book in the Jon Oklar series written by B. T. Narro. This fantasy series follows the adventures of Jon Oklar, a young man who discovers his magical abilities and becomes entangled in a world of power struggles, ancient prophecies, and dangerous enemies.

Throughout the series, Jon Oklar embarks on a journey of self-discovery as he learns to control his magical powers and navigate the complex political landscape of his kingdom. Along the way, he encounters various allies and adversaries, uncovering secrets that could change the fate of his world.

As an epic fantasy series, “The King’s Sorcerer” likely incorporates elements such as magic, mythical creatures, quests, and themes of heroism and destiny. The story may involve intricate world-building, character development, and plot twists to engage readers in a rich and immersive narrative.

To gain a more comprehensive understanding of “The King’s Sorcerer” and its subsequent books in the Jon Oklar series, it is recommended to read the novels themselves or consult reviews and summaries from reputable sources.

• The King’s Sorcerer

• Jon Oklar, Book 1
• By: B. T. Narro
• Narrated by: Simon Vance

On the anniversary of his father’s death, Jon leaves home in search of answers. The land is full of mystery and intrigue, and Jon wants to explore it all with his dream of one day becoming a sorcerer. But when Jon receives an invitation to the castle to train, he begins to believe that there must be a chance.

A long time ago, Jon’s father was a guard near the capital. Now Jon finds himself back where his father used to work, and he sets out to find out why his father wanted to take him away. He will discover that, along with certain threats to the kingdom, there are also many magical arts to learn. Some seem stronger than others, but all have their uses. Jon must understand the intricacies of magic as he uncovers mysteries and threats to the realm. But he also has to learn how to deal with other witches who have come to train at the castle at the same time as him… some of them are hard to trust.

This particular epic fantasy has everything, great world building with a subtle magic system. For a quick read it is beautifully written with a relatable hero who has several quote worthy passages. This book is a must read/listen, usually I recommend read but the narrator (Simon Vance) is excellent.

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