University of Sorcery, Books 1-3

Hidden Legends Omnibus Collections, Book 3

De: Megan Linski, Hidden Legends

Narrado por: Maxx Pinkins, Liana Walsh

USA TODAY BESTSELLING AUTHOR Megan Linski introduces a captivating three-book box set where fae find their shifter mates and royals battle for the right to rule.

Emma is a sorceress—but she doesn’t know it. A rare breed of fae, Emma is whisked away to a regal realm where dragons breathe fire, griffins fly, alicorns battle and wolves hunt monsters. In this land of pagan ritual and dark deception, a cult of shadow seeks her blood to raise a dark god, and the greatest danger of all could be her own mate.

Ethan is a disgraced wolf who desires to be king. He forged an unbreakable bond with Emma at first sight, but loving her means putting the country at risk. A prince by day and a vigilante by night, Ethan must keep his identity secret, or face execution.

An evil power seeks the monarchy, and if the nation falls into the wrong hands, chaos will reign. To find his way back to the throne, Ethan must make Emma his queen… and prove they deserve the crown at all costs.

University of Sorcery: Books 1-3 includes the first three books in a faerie supernatural love story of bad boy kings, superheroes, and rejected mates. This enchanting academy royalty romance features a diverse cast and disabled main characters.

Epic sword fights and incredible magic battles!

This title is one omnibus in a set of Hidden Legend collections. The Hidden Legends Universe features college-aged protagonists attending magical academies, dual points-of-view, disabled and diverse main characters, and steamy, empowering romances. Omnibus sets connected to this series include Academy of Magical Creatures, College of Witchcraft, and Prison for Supernatural Offenders.

©2021 Megan Linski (P)2023 Megan Linski

Reseñas de la Crítica

"Action moves quickly and with excitement, and the romantic elements are teased out with tension effectively... the characters and plot are original and will keep readers invested." - The BookLife Prize by Publisher's Weekly

Good characters but maybe they shouldn't be eating while reading?

the voices were good but theale voice sounded like he was sucking on a cough drop a lot. you could actually hear it lol

male narration

it was good but the male narration was extremely echoey. and also the either gum smacking or cough drop clicking against teeth

3rd book

Overall, I love the books so far. I'm not a fan of the narrator that voices Emma, but she does her job getting the point across. Personally, the story itself thus far is actually pretty good.

the amazing art on the cover

I love how this book is ready from both points of view. The suspense of know what the other didn't. the different ways the author educated people about the different disabilities was breath taking. being disabled myself it really shown though I love everything about it!!!

Fae, dragons, sorcery and romance all in one

amazing job building a believable world that draws you in and a story line you get immersed in. Great characters, engrossing story and narration is good... highly recommended

It was great until book 3

I was very loving this series couldn't wait to get the next three books and then book 3 began. The narration was bad and the stroy line dropped imo. it was really hard to get through it. With the first 2 books I had to force myself to stop listening and go to bed. But with the 3rd one I had a force myself to listen to it. I still say it's worth the credit to get the first two books.

Good story, but narration was painful

I really enjoyed the world, characters, and plot. These were just good books. The narration was painful at times though. The female narrator was good, she put feeling and emotion into it. The male narrator though. If I see his name narrating another book, I will never listen to it. First, his narration was flat and emotionless 90% of the time, as if he was reading instructions instead of a book. Second, you could hear him chewing on something or smacking his lips. Finally, if you're going to narrate, at least know how to pronounce what you're reading, the word I noticed weren't even unusual words. I would love to read more of the author's books, but if Maxx Pinkins is narrating, I will pass.

Amazing

Loved how different this story line is. I know parts of it foreshadow the last book

Details

They are very good at the details. It makes it so very easy to see in your minds eye

only on the second book but

I'm loving the narrators voices and the story is amazing if not leaving me speechless in some moments