Big Mage on Campus

A Slice of Life Magical Academy Adventure

De: Dante King, Neil Bimbeau

Narrado por: Renée Nolen, Alfie Syme

Hidden inside of one of the country's most exclusive colleges is a secret school for witches. And he's about to rock their world.

Crashing into an icy river after being hit by a drunk driver nearly killed Edwin Sawyer—and unlocked his hidden magical potential. His new power saved the lives of himself and his friends, but also brought him to the attention of Washington DC's most powerful wizards.

Now, Edwin's a student at Blackwater University, an invisible academy of magic hidden inside the campus of one of DC's most exclusive institutions of higher learning. Thriving in his new college life involves learning to cast spells, taming fantastic creatures—and balancing the affections of some of the school's most eligible coeds.

But dark forces lurk just beneath Blackwater's cultured exterior. Edwin's sudden arrival has stirred up secrets the college would rather forget, and those who want them to remain buried will stop at nothing to acquire Edwin's unique magical gifts.

Getting to Blackwater almost killed him. Surviving his first semester is going to be a hell of a lot of fun.

©2025 Dante King and Neil Bimbeau (P)2025 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

We need more Neil!!

Been a huge fan of both writers. Wanna be clear about that. But Neil brings the heat! He emphasizes what some would call ‘toxic masculinity’ in ways that most authors don’t. Been rocking with him since apocalypse and chill. Would read more of his work, but I’m a busy guy, and work with both hands. Anyway! I can see his influence all over the book, especially in the intimate portions. Great project from both brilliant artists, hope you guys collaborate more. Thank you!

Great book

This book grabs your attention quick and keeps it, you wont want to put it down! I can’t wait for book 2 now 😭

It has a great story

So I think having another author helps DK. it didn't have spice in the first 3 chapters. They developed a relationship. The story is ok with a good balance. I'd actually recommend this series.

Nothing, the same as other stories

The lady narrator is terrible. No inflection in her voice whatsoever, just bland especially Courtney

Decent

Toward the end of the book there is like 3 mins straight of the MC freaking out that felt a bit overdone