The Traitor Son Cycle

One of the best fantasy series currently out there thatâs quickly making some serious waves in the fantasy world. This is fantasy like youâve never read it before â full of detailed minutia, packed with a huge cast of characters, and full of non-stop action from cover to cover. There's sorcery, there's sword fights, there's knights, there's ladies, there's monsters, there's heroes, and there's an expanding and intricate plot that keeps on getting deeper with every novel.The Red Knight is what you get if TS Eliot's The Once and Future King was mated with Mazalan Book of the Fallen. And it's good. Bloody damn good.The powerful intensity of the series is perfectly brought to life by narrator Matthew Wolf who transports you to a medieval world on the brink of war, destruction, annihilation. Cameron writes a lot of medieval military minutia into his series. Everything is lavishly drawn, based on realistic Medieval history, from the weight of the armor to the layout of the military camps to knightly battles and tournaments. Mathew Wolf somehow manages to pack all this detail into his narration without missing a beat -- and to keep you utterly captivated on the story all the while. A few hours into the books, youâll feel like youâve written all day in a saddle on your war steed yourself. The narrator has quite a bit of experience narrating Shakespearean literature and this powerful voice, and the author's experience voicing Shakespearean characters, is brought fully to bear upon this story giving the narration a depth, power, and presence.Listen to a sample of Mathew Wolf's voice