Coven King 1

De: Virgil Knightley, Edgar Riggs

Narrado por: Jonathan Waters, Aurora Bliss

When witches kidnapped him to serve them as their Greater Familiar, he negotiated a much more interesting deal...

Logan Morrison always fought for everything he had, but it never was much. Growing up truly alone did that to you. One day, when taking on an extra tutoring gig to help out a cute chick with a quirky name, she ends up bringing him back to her place. Cool, right?

Well, the next morning, Logan wakes up in chains and comes to learn that Cherry Cola is one beautiful and unhinged monster girl member out of three in a small Fresco City witch coven. Their plans for him? Servitude.

But Logan lands a much better deal for himself, and next thing he knows, these cuties are serving him as much as he helps them. Thanks to his deepening bond with the witchy beauties, he even begins to develop strange powers, including but not limited to the ability shapeshift into giant monsters matching their rare magical affinities.

With these new powers, it isn't long before the coven and Logan start making their own play for power—and it isn't long before the coven ladies start falling for him, either. How will Logan manage the demanding and persistent needs of his occult cuties? Will they be able to keep the larger covens out of their business? Will the danger they get themselves into be worth the rewards they reap together? And will Logan's harem—er—coven grow?

©2024 Virgil Knightley (P)2024 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

CherryCola has got to be my favorite dumb name!

I went into this one blind did not read the blurb and had no idea what to expect, I picked it up for the Author's name and cover alone. What I got was some bootleg version of Charmed with a quirky cast of characters and a male lead that said screw it why not. This was easily one of the most hilarious books I've listened to. Cherry alone is a strong contender for Virgil's funniest character after Blossom. What brought it all home was Aurora's Narration I don't know what they are paying her but Jesus triple it.

Amazing Top Tier Narration

The narrators really shined in this story. The extra touch of background...noises during specific scenes made it flow so much better. Have to give props to Aurora for that, really took the book up a whole notch. The MC is likable, albeit he's definitely a bit of a stereotypical self-insert. Honestly, the book flowed well together and the characters are likable. Definitely willing to continue listening to future releases.

Holy sh*t

That is the best start to a series yet. Chef’s kiss magnificent. Virgil Knightley just keeps getting better and better. This was my first Edgar Riggs book and it was a great introduction to him as well. The performances by the narrators has set a clear new gold standard moving forward.

excellent performances!

Jonathan Waters and Auroro Bliss knocked it out of the park! The story was great, and each of the main cast felt distinct and well fleshed out. I look forward to the next one!

New to Genre

This was my introduction to this genre and I am pleasantly surprised. The storyline was a great as the narration, easy listen and highly entertaining. Each character was adorable and unique.
Coven King has set a high precedent if I choose to pursue other titles in this category.