The Mad Mage of Sevendor
Spellmonger, Book 14.5
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Narrated by:
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John Lee
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Written by:
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Terry Mancour
About this listen
The Journals of Minalan the Spellmonger.
After his eventful trip to the non-magical molopor in the distant domain of Anghysbel, Minalan’s return to civilization and magic finds him challenged by the changes wrought in the crypt of Szal the Yith. With nine distinctive sets of memories, besides his own, Minalan struggles to define himself in a turbulent time.
Things have never been more dire for the nascent Magelaw and the kingdom of Castalshar: the Duchy of Merwyn is encroaching the borders, the pirate realm of Farise is raiding shipping to a dreadful degree, and the dark lord Mycin Amana has captured Darkfaller, the largest castle in the land merely a few dozen miles away from the capital in the heart of the kingdom.
While that brazen act halted the civil war brewing between the ascendent magi and the deteriorating aristocracy of knights, the Spellmonger’s influence and intervention has never been more important. But is he up to the task?
With his brain buzzing with memories and feelings that aren’t his own and a list of vital tasks he must accomplish in order to save the world of Callidore from destruction, Minalan sets pen to parchment to chronicle his days in the heat of the struggle. His journal reveals the internal conflicts he battles, insights into his role and place in history, the difficulties managing his own political rise, and the constant effort of keeping his mind sharp enough to handle it all.
Yet the cracks are showing. People are talking about the Spellmonger, who mutters to himself and indulges in strange practices. His moodiness and distraction are visible for all to see, eroding some people’s confidence in his ability to lead . . . and leading others who sense vulnerability to strike out at the master mage. Violent episodes and fits of melancholy punctuate his struggles with sanity. He details his self-doubts, his petty grievances, his deep brooding about his family and life in general, all as a means to keep himself sane.
But people will whisper, and whisper they do. It’s becoming obvious: the Spellmonger has clearly become the Mad Mage of Sevendor!
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- Anonymous User
- 2022-10-17
Fantastic addition to a great story.
I am just riveted to see the outcomes play out in the comming books. I have a feeling that the series as a whole is now aimed and has a path. keep the books comming!!
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- Grant
- 2023-02-18
An outline of the story
It is a compilation of journal entries that go through the actual story detailing all the key events, rather than a story itself.
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- zach lowe
- 2022-10-05
Move aside Tolkien
The best series I have ever read. The speed that he pumps out these books is incredible.
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- John
- 2022-09-28
I cannot wait for book 15!
Ho boy, now that was a good novella! John Lee captivates the listener as usual, and his take on Min's various new personalities is done well.The story, while just a journal of events (except the end), was intriguing, and makes me want to read the next book so badly. I'll have to settle with going through the series again. I just hope the ens of this is only the middle of Marshal Arcane because I want to k ow what happens next! December can't come soon enough.
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- xavier
- 2022-10-03
I wanted this to be bad
Maaaan when i saw this was a little over 6hours i so badly wanted to hate this. I wanted get mad that Terry would tease me instead of giving me a full book after such a wait. But its good.
Its so damn good.
6 hours of grade A spellmonger goodness is better than 20 hours of crap that I fill the gap with usually. The next book cant come any sooner.
This was WELL worth the credit. I may listen to it again right now.
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- Jenn Ford
- 2022-10-15
A must listen for all fans
So many great little tidbits and gems to add to the magic of the overall story.
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- Matt Holland
- 2022-11-01
Just ok
We learn a lot, but it really felt like it was just a wiki article about what happened rather than a story of any kind. I want to hear more about all the things discussed. And if we will what those things later, why write this? Just kind of.. eh
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