The Mapmaker's Apprentice

Glass and Steele, Book 2

By: C. J. Archer

Narrated by: Marian Hussey

When an apprentice from the Mapmakers' Guild goes missing, Matt and India are employed to find him. Going undercover as a married couple, they discover that not everyone at the guild is what they seem, and the lad's unearthly maps caused jealousy, suspicion and fear.

With one of the apprentice's magic maps in their possession, India and Matt must use their wits and India's fledgling, untried magic to find him. But the more they investigate, the more sinister plots they uncover, including a link between the Mapmakers' and Watchmakers' Guilds, and an ancient magical treasure buried beneath the streets of London.

As the net of suspicion widens and enemies draw closer, it's not just the apprentice's life that's in danger, but Matt's too. Someone will go to great lengths to prevent him discovering the name of the man who can fix the watch keeping him alive. Great lengths indeed.

©2017 C.J. Archer (P)2017 C.J. Archer

Best One

I think this was the best book in the series! it kept my interest , I finished it faster than the other books.

Ugh narrator ruined it.

The story was good. Hopefully in the next book Matt and India finally get together. The narrator was awful. I really enjoyed the first book and wished that they kept the first narrator.

Better than the first

I found book two to be faster paced than the first and am ready to start book 3.

Narration not magical

Emma Powell who narrated the first book was magical. Each character had a distinctly unique voice. The new narrator, Marion Hussey, has a more breathy, fast paced, and higher pitched voice which does not make the story as magical and spellbinding.

Switched

I was initially a little bummed out to not hear the same narrator. Realizing it was a series to have the same narrator for all would have been better.