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Schooled in Magic, Book 18

De: Christopher G. Nuttall

Narrado por: Tavia Gilbert

Years ago, Heart’s Eye, a school built on top of a nexus point, was attacked and captured by a necromancer.

The nexus point was snuffed out, the handful of survivors forced to flee, and the once great school turned into a forward base for a necromantic invasion. All seemed lost, until Emily killed the necromancer and retook the school. Now, she intends to lay the building blocks for a university, a place where magical knowledge and mundane technology are brought together for the benefit of all.

But dark secrets lie within the shadowed school. What happened when Heart’s Eye fell? What were the tutors doing when the wards fell, and the necromancer invaded the school? And, as power flows back into the school, Emily finds herself caught between power struggles and a threat from the past, a shadow that has walked beside her for the last six years. It might bring about the end of everything.

In a school full of mirrors, who knows what they reflect?

©2019 Christopher G. Nuttall (P)2020 Podium Audio

Another hit!

I loved this one just like the previous books. Starts off kind of slow but when it gets moving, wow. I can't wait for The Artful Apprentice.

So Good

I really really enjoy this series, and this book was a great continuation of the series.
I can't wait until the next book is released on audio.

Italics ignored

I listened to this audiobook with whisper sync enabled. So I could see the text she was reading as she was reading it. I was SUPER frustrated when I noticed that the narrator frequently/usually ignored the italics which are used to place emphasis on a particular word in a sentence. Not placing emphasis on the right word can really change the meaning of a sentence.

much better

first half is boring, but it gets pretty good in the last half as they really start to unravel what was going on with the school among other things. Author could have done more and really had a lot of opportunities to make it spectacular, but never did. however, it was still good. She should have brought more to the table on what she wanted for the university and possible experimentation in the 1st half of the book to avoid making it dull, but I will take what I got. 7/10 good to listen to once.

Nice to rediscover Emily

I read 3 books in a row and got a little tired of her complaining that she is tired and need some sleep