Scholar of Magic

Art of the Adept, Book 3

By: Michael G. Manning

Narrated by: Tim Gerard Reynolds

The looming war with Darrow has faded to a distant shadow, but Will’s continued studies at Wurthaven are disrupted by an unforeseen threat.

Selene’s absence has raised suspicion among her friends and Will’s father-in-law, the king, is now directing his ire at the obvious culprit: his daughter’s new husband. Meanwhile, the citizens of Cerria have begun disappearing and a shadowy figure is stalking Will’s sister, Laina.

With his power pushed to the limit, Will finds himself attempting to preserve a family that rejected him and trying to save a city whose king might rather see him dead. Desperate for help, he may not be able to trust the powers that have supported him in the past, for though the fae could be the source of the catastrophe, they only offer their assistance for a price. Evil stalks the streets of Cerria at night, seeking the blood of his family, the destruction of the city, and the death of the king.

Will may have to decide what is most important for Terabinia: preserving the people of its most prosperous city or saving its questionable ruler.

©2021 Michael G. Manning (P)2021 Podium Audio

Relatable, complete character development.

A very refreshing series. Unique world/Magik, great character development, full and unexpected scenarios. And a terrific narrator.

Fun finish to an adventure

Enjoyable finish to coming of age adventure story. Excellent narration. Purchase all three book for your library.

Great

Tim Gerard Reynolds’s does an amazing job. Will listen to this again. Has action, comedy, romance, suspense great book!

Simply fun

That's all that needs to be said but this needs fifteen words or more.

A whole new level to fantasy!

Harry Potter was good (for story time), the Inheritance Cycle was amazing (for new fantasy readers) but Art of the Adept give a whole new world and experiences of fantasy. From a adult perspective Art of the Adept is on par with the long running Dresden series by Jim Butcher. Can’t wait for more…