The Enchantress

The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel, Book 6

By: Michael Scott

Narrated by: Paul Boehmer

Length: 14 hrs and 18 mins

Publisher's summary

Nicholas Flamel appeared in J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter - but did you know he really lived? And his secrets aren't safe! Discover the truth in book six of Michael Scott’s New York Times best-selling series the Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel. The Location: The home of the Elders. The Time: The last day of Nicholas and Perenelle Flamel's long existence.

The two that are one must become the one that is all. One to save the world, one to destroy it.

Sophie and Josh Newman traveled 10,000 years into the past following Dr. John Dee and Virginia Dare to the home of the Elders at Danu Talis. But this is no ordinary island - it is the legendary city of Atlantis, and Scathach, Prometheus, Palamedes, Shakespeare, Saint-Germain, and Joan of Arc are also there.

Here, as the Flamels take their final breaths, the battle for the world begins and ends. Except no one is sure what - or who - the twins will be fighting for.

Listen to the whole series!

• The Alchemyst
• The Magician
• The Sorceress
• The Necromancer
• The Warlock
• The Enchantress

©2012 Michael Scott (P)2012 Listening Library

Critic reviews

“The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel has everything you loved about Harry Potter, including magic, mystery, and a constant battle of good versus evil.” (Bustle)

Entertaining.

Entertaining, well read. Enjoyed the whole series it is a great way to pass the work day in the shop. My only complaint is the number of times an activity is reexplained throughout the series. I guess it is needed for those who read or listen with large breaks between but seems excessive when there is little or no break.

alright, I forgive Josh

That plot twist was an ankle breaker. great ending to the series. Many very Very satisfying endings that I wont take the time to spoil here.

Great ending for a loved series.

Love this series, didn't see the end coming, great way to finish up.
Paul Boehmer read the characters very well and consistently.
Highly recommend this book and the series.

Changing Voice Actor

I didn't enjoy the fact that the voice actor of the story had to change multiple times throughout the series... With different styles of accents and pronunciation of names... But most of all, this book's voice recording is straight up bad (voice is muffled and has some kind of sound effect going on for it) at least for the first couple of chapters

great book

great finish to a great series. highly recommended. but if you're looking at this book then you already know

The wild finale to an amazing series

The way that the whole story comes together is unbelievable. Be prepared to listen to the last couple chapters in one sitting as the story is non-stop until the end.

imagination of the story

all if it, as my heritage is Irish, Scott, English n Welsch. I enjoyed it all.

One to save the world...One to destroy it.

A series of amazing adventures and story. The twins of legend...gold and silver. Nicolaus and Perineal.

Great

A fascinating series .Do not start it if you do not want to finish it. It will suck you in and keep you wanting more. A Harry Potter type saga. Thank you Michael Scott for such an epic story!!

satisfying end to a good series

The Enchantress is the sixth book in the Nicholas Flamel series by Michael Scott. It does a fine job of bringing together all of the loose ends in the series and putting everything in its proper context. There are a fair number of surprises in this installment.

The narrator does a good job of creating distinctive voices for the characters and helping to make the tale come alive in your imagination.

How do you make the myths of many cultures come alive in a way that is meaningful for a contemporary audience, that does honor to the ancient mythological traditions and doesn’t devolve into a comic book? That seems to be Michael Scott’s self-chosen task with this series. He achieves that goal, at least to my way of thinking.

The main characters start out as normal high school students who get summer jobs and over the span of a week have their lives and world transformed into a world of magic, mythological heroes and find themselves challenged at every turn. At a basic level the series is the classic hero quest in which you discover who you truly are and become more than you ever imagined you could be. It is about growing up. It is also about discovering that the people around you are a lot more complex than you ever thought they were…another insight about growing up. Scott brings all of this together in a delightful tale, filled with humor and epic adventure. Even the villains (well most of them) have a personable side, in the end its almost sad to see them go.