Bastial Steel cover art

Bastial Steel

The Rhythm of Rivalry, Book 2

 Preview

Get 30 days of Premium Plus free

£8.99/month after 30-day free trial. Cancel at any time.
Try for £0.00
More purchase options
Buy Now for £18.99

Buy Now for £18.99

About this listen

Dragged to an unfamiliar continent transformed by war and monstrous creatures, Cleve's path home has never been less clear. With a place in a king's plot, a princess who wants to marry him, and the companionship of a brash Sartious mage, Cleve learns that - while some battles are won with a sword - others are played out through a more delicate dance.

But Cleve has never been one for delicacy.

Soon he's making tidal waves in every puddle he crosses on his path to return home.

NOTE: It's recommended that Bastial Energy and The Sartious Mage be listened to before this novel, but it doesn't matter which book is listened to first between those two.

©2013 B.T. Narro (P)2014 B.T. Narro Action & Adventure Classics Epic Epic Fantasy Fantasy Fiction Royalty Magic Magic Users Wizardry

Listeners also enjoyed...

 Bastial Energy cover art
Awaken cover art
The King's Sorcerer cover art
The Golden Warrior cover art
Echoes of a Fallen Kingdom cover art
Kin of Kings (The Kin of Kings: Book 1) cover art
The Affiliate cover art
Wizard in Exile cover art
The Primal Hunter cover art
The Traitor's Son cover art
The 13th Paladin Boxed Set cover art
Divine Apostasy Boxed Set Volume 1 (Books 1-3) cover art
Sing the Four Quarters cover art
Black Beauty cover art
Air Awakens cover art
The Key (The True Reign Series) cover art
All stars
Most relevant
Was difficult to adjust to the new narrator following the first two books but stick with it as he does a great job. It's always difficult to get used to their pronunciation and accent when a narrator changes however the story keeps you hooked.

Great continuation of the story

Something went wrong. Please try again in a few minutes.
Great book but they change the narrator foe wvery book. very annoying hard to keep up

why keep changing narrators

Something went wrong. Please try again in a few minutes.
This must be one of the most disappointing sequels I have ever listened too, I don’t know if it’s because of a lack of plot, divergence from the main story line or book one, or just an incredibly poor choice or narrator. On the topic of narrator I couldn’t think of a more boring voice that drones on in a mono salabic tone to choose. I’m sorry but this is the 1st book I have had to not finish

What a disappointing audio sequel

Something went wrong. Please try again in a few minutes.