Agency Sercies indierecon J.R.R Tolkien Jane Austen Joseph Warren JRR Tolkien Julia Erickson Just the Way You Are Kate Douglas Wiggin King's Arrow Lamplighter Lord of the Rings Louisa May Alcott Mary Barton Max Lucado Movie Review Mrs. Tags A Different Kind of Courage Adventures and Adversities Alexandre Dumas All You Ever Need Amy Le Feuvre An Old Fashioned Girl Ashburn Barnaby Rudge Because I Love You Book Review Capitola's Peril Capitola the Madcap Captains Courageous Charles Dickens Childrens book Childrens books Cousin Phillis Crown and Covenant Series #2 D'Artanian Romances #1 Douglas Bond Duncan's War EDEN Southworth Eight Cousins Eleanor H Porter Elizabeth Gaskell Emma fiction I.C.E. Should he give the word, all of our people would rise up against us in his name to remove us from our rightful place in the seven seats of Arcrea.” They consider him a hero-worthy to claim our crown.

The characters are interesting, and the adventure intriguing. It’s a little rough, showing that it is the author’s first published work, but it’s good. My Thoughts: I’m finally reviewing this book, after I had already reviewed the second and third books of the series. Will the dangerous wilds of Arcrea and her seven oppressive lords succeed in bringing an end to Druet’s quest and crush forever the kingdom’s hopes for a just king? A host of memorable characters join Druet on his mission of justice, but opposition quickly rises to test their level of commitment and their faith in God. Summary: The Heart of Arcrea follows the story of Druet the blacksmith, who, hoping to free his father from an unjust imprisonment, sets out on a quest that will solve an ancient riddle and crown a man as Arcrea’s first king.

The Heart of Arcrea by Nicole Sager