Wizard's Resolve

Ozel the Wizard, Book 3

By: Jim Hodgson

Narrated by: Robert Power

A dark power. A kingdom hurtling toward war. This young wizard is in a whole horde of trouble....

Ozel finds joy in his kingdom's peace. For the first time since the wizard discovered his true heritage, he's able to consider a future without danger and bloodshed. Prepared to settle down and open his enchantment shop, his dream slips away when King Usta requests his help against a terrifying enemy....

With the land of Dilara still reeling from magical catastrophe, Ozel and his friends may be the kingdom's best shot at overcoming a massive, unbeatable army. But as the foreboding power creeps closer to land, the former apprentice is unsure if he's strong enough to protect both the living and the undead.

As the twisted wizardry swallows his home, can Ozel summon the magic he needs to defeat the impossible?

Wizard's Resolve is the third book in a spellbinding YA fantasy series. If you like determined characters, do-or-die battles, and a sprinkle of humor, then you’ll love Jim Hodgson’s legendary tale.

Buy Wizard's Resolve to vanquish black magic today!

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Excellent finish to the Trilogy

The Wizards series has delivered consistent entertainment, more than a few smiles and chuckles,and a cracking good fantasy adventure to boot. Stakes have increased with each book (as they should) and this one is no exception. With more and more characters to keep track of, some of them get a little short shrift, but I certainly hope some of their stories will be explored in future volumes.

Consistently Great

A little language issues, not bothering me just informing, but again... Great story... Keep them coming

Thoroughly enjoyable trilogy...

I really enjoyed the entire trilogy, although it did feel sparse of the details at times. The time jumps were kind of surprising sometimes. It felt like they snuck up on the listener. The characters were all well written. Enjoyable and it was cool to see relationships developing and friendships being made. This book was a bit different to me. It felt like a lot of detail was being packed into the last hour or two. Rushed, I’d say. It ended rather abruptly, in my opinion. I would almost say there should have been a fourth book, even if it was shorter than the others. Overall, great narration, writing, and character development.