The Mageri Series Boxed Set (Books 1-3)

The Mageri Series

De: Dannika Dark

Narrado por: Nicole Poole

A spellbinding urban fantasy that will keep you on the edge of your seat.

What's included:

STERLING (Book 1) Zoë Merrick led an unremarkable life until the night she was brutally attacked. She narrowly escapes death, but something within her has changed. A powerful energy is coursing through her body—one she's unable to control. After a chance meeting, Zoë learns that immortals live among us, and now she is one of them. Their world is treacherous, and if she doesn't master her power, others will. Torn between two choices, Zoë learns the price of freedom . . . and the value of loyalty.

TWIST (Book 2) Silver is developing her gifts as a Mage and learning how to live under new laws. She is forced to give up her old life and live in secret among the humans. There is finally hope of leading an ordinary life . . . until Logan Cross walks into it.

IMPULSE (Book 3) Silver is living under the watchful eye of her Ghuardian and dating her mortal enemy. Neither man can protect her from a dark secret, one buried within the contents of a box. As rival factions struggle to gain control, she finds herself in the middle of a centuries-old feud that threatens to drive a wedge between her and Logan Cross.

©20114 Dannika Dark (P)2025 Tantor Media

No duet narration needed with Poole on the job

I love this author, this series, this world, and this narrator. This is my second read through of all 4 series. Timewise, this is the first series,then Seven comes next, but I consider the Crossbreed series to be the companion to this one, and I like it even better. Each book is not a standalone, more like a chapter in a giant book. There is so much good banter, amusing analogies, and style of writing that plays like a movie, that there's seldom a dull moment. Pooles narration is stunning. I can't even tell it's her when the males speak. This series ticks all the boxes for me, and so many tropes done masterfully. If you're all about the spice, there isn't a lot, just as much as there needs to be to enhance the story being told.