Sterling

Mageri, Book 1

By: Dannika Dark

Narrated by: Nicole Poole

Zoë Merrick lived an ordinary life until late one night, she was brutally attacked and left for dead. She survived, saved by a stranger who witnessed her undergo a physical transformation. That's not the only thing that's different. Zoë is unable to control an unexplainable energy coursing through her body.

Justus De Gradi is a man who can teach her that control. He's handsome, arrogant, and not entirely human. He reveals that she is a Mage - an immortal made of light, not magic. She must now make a choice: Rebuild her life in the human world with the man who saved her, or live with Justus and learn how to use her extraordinary gifts. Justus has sworn an oath to protect her life, but can he guard her from the one man who has a right to claim it?

©2012 Dannika Dark (P)2014 Tantor

Critic reviews

"One of the most balanced stories in terms of darkness, action, romance, and humor that I've read in a long time." (Grave Tells)

Not a big fan of the whisper squeaky screams.

It only happens a few times and isn't enough to detract from the story, but is quite annoying.

5 star for sure

I absolutely loved this book. I had listened to all the Seven Series books and just knew I had to read this series. I am loving it.

She's so whiney

I read the Seven(Dark) series and loved it, so I decided to start this series. I liked the story, but the lead woman drove me nuts. She had so much self pity that it was annoying. At times she got better and it made me start to like her, but then something would happen and back to the self pity, whining, and being an insolent brat I will read the next book in hopes that she grows as a person.

Two things I don't like about this narrator is: 1) she screeches; and 2) when someone "whispers" in the book, she talks so low you can't hear what she's saying.

I really like this book

I really like this book . The others in the series not so much. But it started off good.

loved it

a little slow in the beginning but worth it in the end. loved the book