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Thaumaturge
- Spellmonger, Book 11
- Narrated by: John Lee
- Length: 28 hrs and 47 mins
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Summary
The Spellmonger in exile!
When Minalan the Spellmonger was exiled from his beloved mageland of Sevendor by Prince Tavard, his friend Duke Anguin made him Count Palatine of the Magelaw, a vast realm in the Alshari Wilderlands that Minalan is all too familiar with. After the goblin invasion, the province is devastated, ruined, and peopled almost only by freed slaves. But Minalan has brought his recovering wife and family into exile with him, and he views their impoverished fief as an opportunity to build a new City of Magi in the wilderness.
To assist, he recruits some of his closest friends among the High Magi: Mavone, the military intelligence specialist; Sandoval, the Marshal in charge of recruiting Minalan’s army; Carmella, whose genius for defensive magics will be key; Gareth, whose ambition to create knows no bounds; and Terleman, perhaps the greatest tactical warmage of his time.
Together, Minalan knows that they can build his new city, Vanador, into an anvil that can blunt the thrust of the dark forces that rise against them. For the first of three Nemovorti have come to the Penumbra, and Gaja Katar has vowed to wipe humanity from the face of the world. Yet he is far from the worst of Minalan’s worries. For the powerful Sea Folk have sent an emissary to see the Spellmonger, and the news he bears will change the fate of all.
Minalan’s only hope is to rely on his cunning, and his ability as a Thaumaturge!
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- michael byrne
- 25-07-20
Absolutely amazing series
Start reading from the beginning of the series it’s great and get more addictive as you go, awaiting new ones! It’s great!!!
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- Simon E.
- 24-06-20
Engaging as ever!
Continuing the epic but still fresh and still enjoyable. Great performance, as ever, by John Lee!
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- Sam Barker
- 09-08-20
Another great addition of the Spellmonger
I was a bit worried by z few of the negative reviews I read before beginning Thaumaturge but I am very happy to report my worries were unfounded and I believe the negative reviews to be unfair and misleading.
There is a lot of world building in this book which if I had read it may have been hard going but as a listener it was great to hear the building of the kingdom and the story of the city unfold. The book builds on great characters, introduces new ones and has enough intrigue, humour and battles to keep you interested if the building of one of the best realised fantasy cities isnt enough. I listened to the last half of this book while completing a long drive through Europe and it kept me going. I can't wait for the next book.
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- Armstrongs
- 27-07-20
More world building.
Always good to get back to calidor but this one is a bit of a slow burn, especially following the fast pace of Necromacer, this book's predecessor.
As ever, an excellent performance by John Lee.
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- Alice
- 22-07-20
Great series, but just filler of a book.
This book could have been 3 or 4 chapters or a novella in my opinion. It barely seemed to touch on any characters. Was basically hours of describing the setting for the next book i think! Probably a few hours of good conteny in the book.
But totallly worth reading if it sets the scenes for more epic storys like the previous ones, it sounds like the next book will have more action.
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- Mr. S.T.Smith
- 17-07-20
Just Brlliant
A fantastic story, with so many other stories and questions just under the surface and in the deeps.
The answers seem so close. Can't wait to hear what comes next.
Thank you Mr Mancour.!!
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- iantrucker
- 12-07-20
loved it
looking forward to the next outing , this series never disappoints . Great value money
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- thomas
- 12-07-20
Unreal
The continuity of the story is so good it brings the spellmongers universe to life!
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- Anonymous User
- 08-07-20
Amazing
brilliant storyline. Mr Lee is exceptional
can't wait for the next installment of this series
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- Richard McFerran
- 07-07-20
Another superb duet...
I keep waiting for this series to fizzle out and to my delight it keeps going. Terry Mancour keeps the story going with creativity and flair, which is then matched with sublime delivery from John Lee.
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