The Knight of Fulton Court

The Essenburg Archives, Book 2

De: Emmet Moss

Narrado por: Colin Mace

Fifteen years after a bloody civil war nearly tore apart the earldom of Essenburg, Berrin Penfall finds himself at a crossroads.

A chance encounter outside the forbidding forest known as The Hollow has changed him forever. No longer enamored with his notoriety as the famous Knight of Fulton Court, he seeks something more.

Returning to his estate after a long absence, Berrin is confronted with terrifying reports that will soon alter the land he knows so well. Strange sightings of creatures out of Essenburg's myths and legends are rampant, while residents of entire villages begin to vanish. As a result of these dire circumstances, Earl Andrew Hargraves calls upon House Penfall to champion the cause for good.

Joined by an Alenian knight, a foreign prince, and a group of newfound companions, Berrin is tasked with uncovering the mystery of the unsettling disappearances. Whispers of a hidden darkness emerging from the depths of The Hollow sets the party on a deadly path with an uncertain destiny.

In this second installment of the Essenburg Archives, return to a world of brave knights, magical creatures, deadly enemies, and true evil. With a forgotten source of power returning to the realm, Berrin Penfall's quest has only just begun.

The Knight of Fulton Court continues the new four-book fantasy saga that takes place in the world of Kal Maran, first introduced in the Shattering of Kingdoms series.

©2023 Emmet Moss (P)2024 Podium Audio

Another fun story

This was a classic fantasy tale, and it was done well.

Also Colin Mace killed it again.

Solid story, great narration.

This has pretty much everything you could ask for. Great book. Battles, character development, creatures … great fun.

Emmet Moss is just brilliant!

I really can’t say enough about how much I just absolutely loved this book. I also love the first book in the Essenberg Archives. Moss seems to effortlessly weave the tapestry of Cal Maron. He doesn’t go down weird or random paths, but stays with the main character and builds great momentum in the story. I also appreciate how much he leaves open to interpretation to the reader, especially as the story gets wrapped up. I am anxiously anxiously awaiting the next chapter in the Essenberg Archives and I hope there are many.

The White Knight and his horse.

Don't let the White Knight fool you. There is plenty of dirt to go around. Again, the author worked his magic in the second book of this tale. The characters are credible and real, and they grow and change throughout the story. Again, the action scenes are believable, and the magic used isn't overwhelming. The narrator did an excellent job. To my great surprise, I believe Mr. Moss will let us revisit The Shattered Kingdoms. I genuinely hope so, as all four of those books are great favorites of mine. Happy listing.