Wizard Squared

Rogue Agent, Book 3

By: K. E. Mills

Narrated by: Stephen Hoye

When the members of Witches Incorporated receive a visitor from an alternate reality, they are shocked to discover that Gerald Dunwoody is responsible for the chaos in this parallel world. This evil Gerald has turned into a raving tyrant whose use of black magic has made him unstoppable. Unfortunately for them, this problem is about to cross over to their world very quickl,y because evil Gerald is searching for new worlds to conquer. And the only person who can stop him is good Gerald...who has just disappeared on assignment overseas.

Once they realize that Gerald has been kidnapped by his alternate self, Melissande and the rest of Witches Incorporated cross through to the alternate reality to save him. But it appears that they're too late, because good Gerald has succumbed...and now there are two evil Geralds to contend with.

©2010 K.E. Mills (P)2010 Tantor

Good, but not the best.

I really enjoy this series. The characters are fun and the world is colorful. This installment of their exploits was a bit confusing. The concept of the extra dimension is a bit misleading and at first, I thought it was a huge retelling of the first book. I don't think Ms. Mills set the story up very well and probably should have lead that particular dimension down its path a bit more to establish that character set.

The narrator, Stephen Hoyle, was as always very good.

interesting plot, weak character development

Overall, an ok read. The first part of the book where the main characters constantly bicker was almost unbearable. The book progressed from there and had an acceptable climax with a few interesting twists.

Love it!!

Hope the fourth book comes out soon!!
Hope Ref is not the old.......... Nope not gonna go there

Won't be reading the rest of the series

I loved the Accidental Sorcerer's wit and humor. The series has villains that are true villains. By Witches Inc, most of the wit and humor was missing. In this book, the series has turned to a form of horror and the ending was distressing. Since I read for light entertainment and not stress inducing, I won't be reading the next book.

30% is recycled from the first book

I don't know why we need to recycle so much of the first book, it's supposed to be a series. it.feels disingenuous. it's fine and entertaining and well performed otherwise.