The Last Wizards' Ball (Dramatized Adaptation)

Gunnie Rose, Book 6

#1 New York Times and USA TODAY bestselling author Charlaine Harris returns with the sixth and final installment in the critically acclaimed Gunnie Rose series as sisters Lizbeth Rose and Felicia must face their fates at the last Wizards’ Ball.

Lizbeth Rose’s sister Felicia attends the Grand Wizards’ Ball, and as one of the most powerful—and beautiful—death wizards in a generation, she is highly sought after as one of the belles of the ball.

However, war and violence are on the rise in Europe as German and Japanese wizards are also courting Felicia…and some are refusing to take no for an answer.

As the façade of genteel wizard society turns deadly, Lizbeth must learn to not only protect her sister, but also navigate the arcane world that is pulling her sister and husband into a dangerous dance with death that could change the world as they know it.

Adapted from the novel and produced with a full cast of actors, immersive sound effects and cinematic music!

Performed by Colleen Delany as Lizbeth, Amanda Forstrom as Felicia, Drew Kopas as Eli, Chris Stinson as Clayton, Stephon Walker as Felix, Nicole Perez as Harriet, David Cui Cui as Hans, Megan Poppy as Lucy, and Yenni Ann as Maria. Also with Kelly Baskin, Jon Vertullo, Karen Novack, Nickolette Kong, Marlon Dance-Hooi, Stephanie Nemeth Parker, Nora Achrati, Nick Russo, Christopher Williams, Nanette Savard, Renee Dorian, Kimberly Gilbert, Taylor Coan, Donald Guzzi, Keval Shah, Matthew Bassett, Lydia Kraniotis, Su Ling Chan, Carolyn Kashner, Debi Tinsley, Megan Dominy, Robb Moreira, Sara Matsui-Colby, Steven Carpenter, Jenna Sharpe, James Konicek, Shanta Parasuraman, Chris Davenport, and Marie Hoofman.

©2025 Charlaine Harris (P)2025 Graphic Audio LLC

Charlaine Harris is the queen of terrible endings!

Voice actors and graphic audio were great (although I think some of them were different than the previous books?). I was with the Sookie Stackhouse series before it was true blood. I hated that ending. Then I read the Harper Connelly series. Terrible ending. Thought I’d give her one more chance since it had been years since I read anything from her. Nope, but at least I now know she’s consistently bad at wrapping up plot lines. The characters all suddenly had different morals and personalities it seemed. The ending was rushed and left several story lines unfinished. I wish I hadn’t read this book and just left the series hanging. It peaked at book 3 in my opinion.