Heir of Uncertain Magic

Whimbrel House, Book 2

De: Charlie N. Holmberg

Narrado por: Amanda Leigh Cobb, Graham Halstead

One man is on a journey to unravel his magical lineage in the next spellbinding novel of the Whimbrel House series by Amazon Charts and Wall Street Journal bestselling author Charlie N. Holmberg.

Thanks to house tamer Hulda Larkin, the mischief infesting Whimbrel House has calmed. But if Hulda’s job is done, what does that mean for Merritt Fernsby, inheritor of the remote Narragansett Bay estate, who’s only now coming to terms with his enchanted place in the world?

Merritt has realized his own burgeoning powers, which draw the thoughts of every plant, insect, and dog. His nights are sleepless, with an uncontrollable cacophony of voices that compel a long-overdue search into his uncanny bloodline. It’s not the only puzzle uniting Merritt and his ex-housekeeper, Hulda. Her friend and former employer at the Boston Institute for the Keeping of Enchanted Rooms has disappeared. Hulda herself is up for the now-vacant position of institute director, and her rival for the role is a stranger who’s suspiciously curious about Whimbrel House—and could have connections to an old foe.

As Merritt struggles to face his estranged family and Hulda dives into the institute’s secrets, the two are brought intimately closer than ever into the mysteries of wizardry, chaos, and love.

©2023 Charlie N. Holmberg (P)2023 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

Reseñas de la Crítica

“With a special appeal to fans of historical romance fantasy fiction, the narrative team of Amanda Leigh Cobb and Graham Halstead presents novelist Charlie N. Homberg's Heir of Uncertain Magic in a kind of 'theatre of the mind' experience.” —Midwest Book Review

“Marrying a delicate love story with an addictive mystery, this cozy fantasy is sure to please.” —Publishers Weekly

“The quirky characters, period detail, and personal journeys…are well wrought.” —Library Journal

Loved it!

This was a great continuation of the story, and was very well narrated. Well done!

Loved the series

I hope there’s another book!!! Loved both of these books and the narration was fabulous.

Great story

Story was captivating and well performed. I can’t wait until the next one comes out. Great read.

Lovable Characters

This sequel is wonderful. The more I get to know the characters the more I want to. The magic is interlaced with a bit of mystery and a charming love story. I look forward to reading the next!

just as delightful as the first

in today's day and age, we need something heartwarming like this. the major players are the same as the first in the series, which was great as it's such a fun, unique set of characters. already looking forward to book 3

Good story

Really enjoyed the second installment. Fun story, touching, enjoyable. I liked that they had two narrators for the two different main characters.

Delightful follow-up to the 1st book in the series

I thoroughly enjoyed the continued adventures (and romance) of Merrick and Hulda and their magical cohorts! Their house-turned-dog was my favorite sidekick ever!
There was one small but glaring historical error right near the end: Addresses in the 1800's didnt have zip codes ... oops! But I love this book nonetheless ! ❤️

Great series

I've greatly enjoyed the writing in this series. Well written, great storyline, and fun characters.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Fantastic Writing

This is the 2nd book in the series and it is just as good as the first. The story is engaging, unique and difficult to predict. The characters are evolving as the story unfolds, which is often missing in series, but for me make a series worth following.
I’m looking forward to the next book and hope I don’t have to wait too long.

Thank you to the author for writing a great tale. And to the narrators who help to bring the characters written on the page to life.

Engaging and wonderful

It is not often I come across an audio book that is this well performed. The actor do a superb job of portraying this magical mystery. I genuinely cared for the characters. I was sad, shocked and delighted by the end. This may be my favorite author since CS Lewis.