About the book: 2014 / MARCH OF KINGS follows Thor's further epic adventure on the path to manhood as he begins to understand more about who he is, about his powers, becoming a warrior. After he manages to escape from the dungeon, Thor is shocked by the news of a second attempt on King McGil's life. When McGill dies, the kingdom is thrown into chaos. While everyone is fighting for the throne, the royal court is more rife than ever with family drama, power struggles, ambition, envy, cruelty and betrayal. An heir must be chosen from among the royal children. The ancient Sword of Destiny, the source of all power, will have a chance to be in the hands of a new person. But all this may be turned upside down: the killer's weapon is recovered, and the noose tightens on the search for the killer. At the same time, the MacGils face a new threat from the McClouds, who are again ready to attack them within the Ring. Thor fights for Gwendolyn's love, but he doesn't have much time: he was ordered to gather and prepare with his brothers in arms for the Hundred - the hundred grueling days of hell that the members of the Legion must endure. The Legion must cross the Canyon, beyond the protection of the Ring, and travel to the Wilds, sailing across the Tartuvian Sea and reaching the Isle of Mists, which is rumored to be guarded by a dragon. There they will undergo a rite of passage into manhood..