Touch of the Mage
Twyst Academy, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Holly Adams
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Alexander Cendese
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By:
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D.D. Chance
About this listen
Life at the academy just got...messy.
I've always dreamed of getting into a top college, but after a stint in juvie, my school prospects went sideways fast. Now I work at a magic academy...as a janitor. Ironic, right?
Okay, so maybe I get a kick out of secretly solving the arcane equations the professors leave on the board for the rich, entitled student wizards. I'm broke, not stupid.
Except then I get caught by the hottest mage on campus...who ropes me into helping him and his three equally gorgeous friends win a decidedly screwed-up magic competition.
Easy enough, I think - until I start setting things on fire and getting chased by smoke-faced monsters and fighting side by side with four of the sexiest, most powerful wizards ever...and find myself - just maybe - falling in love....
With all of them.
Whoops.
©2020 D. D. Chance (P)2020 TantorWhat listeners say about Touch of the Mage
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Overall5 out of 5 stars
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Performance5 out of 5 stars
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Story5 out of 5 stars
- Felicity
- 19-11-2020
Loved it
I loved listening to this book. The secrets the female protagonist - Maddigan - has definitely kept me on my toes, unsure what is going to happen next. The story behind her name almost broke my heart, it definitely put perspective into names and the meanings and thoughts behind them. I thought maybe there would be more chapters in the perspective of the male protagonists but it is just the first chapter and I am assuming there will be some in the next book (I hope). It would definitely be good to get a good insight into the minds of each of the boys. Mason was the smart one in the group who was ready to dish out thoughts he had about situations. He tended to be quite aloof which made it hard to get to know him but what I did get I definitely enjoyed listening to. Connor is adorable how he falls so quickly, he is the adorable heartthrob of the group who definitely seems like the more 'normal' of the group if that even really means anything. Rafe is the privileged rich boy who tends to use things and not think about feelings, instead just the practicality of something. And finally, Luke, the big burly teddy bear who looks intimidating with his size, but is extremely loyal and protects those closest to him. It took me a bit to get used to the narration, but then once I did I loved listening to the book. They were definitely voices I wouldn't have thought of in my head and definitely added that bit of different personality that I love. I would definitely recommend this book and hope you choose to read it. Enjoy!
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Overall3 out of 5 stars
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Performance3 out of 5 stars
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Story3 out of 5 stars
- Angela
- 03-12-2020
Fast and disjointed
This story is definitely missing some base explanations. A simple 101 about the world's magic lore would be very beneficial. Sure magic uses a person's energy but what other limitations are there? So often when the question is asked there's just a non-answer of 'it fatigues one too much'. And why does it seem to affect some more than others?
Also it's moving logically fast. It takes all of 2 hours in story for them to enter her as a student at the school, assign her a fully furnished dorm room, organise a food pass, and for the entire student body to know about it? Not to mention this all happens in the dead of night? And then two days later the trials start? after one training session? There's also a few other illogical happenings that are spoilers and I think(hope) they might get answered in the next books, but I spent half the book thinking 'are they really that dense?' and the other half thinking 'why would you even?'
I found the narrators male voices too monotone half the time. No other complaints about her though.
Will probably start the second book but if things don't improve I probably won't bother finishing.
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