The Royal Sorceress

Royal Sorceress Series, Book 1

By: Christopher Nuttall

Narrated by: Zehra Jane Naqvi

It's 1830, in an alternate Britain where the "scientific" principles of magic were discovered 60 years previously, allowing the British to win the American War of Independence. Although Britain is now supreme among the Great Powers, the gulf between rich and poor in the Empire has widened and unrest is growing every day. Master Thomas, the King's Royal Sorcerer, is ageing and must find a successor to lead the Royal Sorcerers Corps. Most magicians can possess only one of the panoply of known magical powers, but Thomas needs to find a new Master of all the powers. There is only one candidate, one person who has displayed such a talent from an early age, but this person has been neither trained nor officially acknowledged. A perfect candidate to be Master Thomas's apprentice in all ways but one: the Royal College of Sorcerers has never admitted a girl before.

But even before Lady Gwendolyn Crichton can begin her training, London is plunged into chaos by a campaign of terrorist attacks coordinated by Jack, a powerful and rebellious magician.

©2012 Christopher Nuttall (P)2018 Tantor

story was involving

was good until it turned into a zombie fight. it had potential to be a complex alternate history, magic, spy story, but abandon its beginning to play out a typical zombie plot.

The idea of a female sorceress is good

a little too explicit in describing the perversions she sees...describing a blow job in detail does not work for me

Good enough

Took a few minutes too adapt my listening to the narrator, but a good read thereafter. Enjoyable story with plenty of action. On to the next.

The story was well written and really good

The only thing is the racism of his time the book is set in Old England I guess around the reign of Queen Victoria I'm not exactly sure but they say the n word multiple times throughout the book

Fun Story

the story is great fun and interesting. But may I say the squeakier voice is terrible. He has had some book I would have enjoyed but for this narrator She does a good job but for the terrible pitch of sound. Sorry