The King of the Vile

David Dalglish

The Half-Orcs Book 7 · David Dalglish

About this ebook

 “Ashhur will awaken in a blaze of fire…”

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Mordan has lost their king, and Harruq Tun is a poor replacement. He has slain a god, but he cannot quell the unrest growing between the angels and the humans they are supposed to protect. The thin line between protectors and rulers blurs with each bloody death.

An army of beast-men lays siege to the north, while in the south, the nation of Ker invades seeking to overthrow the rule of angels. Those same angels are Mordan's only hope of defending itself on two fronts, if only they would look beyond the rebuilding of their fallen city.

Wizards and paladins, priests and angels, they all seek to benefit from the chaos. But a single figure manipulates them all from the shadows, seeking to overthrow the kingdom Harruq and his friends have fought so desperately to defend, and replace it with another…

THE KING OF THE VILE by David Dalglish

New kingdoms arise from the ruins of the old.

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About the Author:

David Dalglish currently lives in rural Missouri with his wife Samantha, and daughters Morgan and Katherine. He graduated from Missouri Southern State University in 2006 with a degree in Mathematics and spends way too much time playing Hearthstone.

Ratings and reviews

EXCELLENT. In serious need of an editor for grammatical errors etc. but the story is phenomenal. Your eyes will widen and your jaw will drop when a simple man becomes a prophet

Great, as always. Noticed a few typos or weird grammatical errors, but at the end of the day, this series is what got me back into reading after like... 10 years, give or take. The books are priced very fairly and accessibly, so I don't have to feel guilty for splurging on one every few months (and then finishing it in a weekend). Saves me from pricier splurges anyways, so that's a win-win in my books, pun intended lol

This was a brilliant read. Definitely not something to dive straight into, but if you've been following the series then you'll be most happy with everything in here. There is a tonne of action and plot twists and the entire thing is exciting from start to finish. The only reason I scored this four stars and not five is that there are really quite a lot of grammatical errors in the book. enough that I started trying to count and then got bored of counting. Nothing jars me from my immersion from the story more than having to stop and work out what was supposed to be written in a sentence before continuing on.