Warlock, Book Two

De: Daniel Kensington

Narrado por: Lewis Alexander, Rozelyn Rader

When I left my old life behind, I thought I’d seen the worst of it. Turns out, I was wrong.

Six months after discovering I’m a Warlock, surviving my first semester at a magic college filled with witches, and forming a coven with my roommate, things are getting complicated.

Just as I’m starting to make sense of Willowmere and the Witch Families that want me bound to them—or dead—Morgan, the closest thing I had to family in foster care, shows up. Only she’s got magic of her own. Now, between trying to figure out how to keep her safe, discovering the dark forces targeting my classmates, and keeping my coven together, life has officially reached a new level of weird.

At least I’m not alone. With my witch, Samantha, by my side and Melaina, my ancient, powerful (and frustratingly attractive) mentor, guiding me, I’m building a coven strong enough to keep the Families at bay. But as I delve deeper into the dark force targeting Willowmere, the lines between love, power, and loyalty blur as my coven grows in unexpected ways, adding an internal battle for us to face.

©2025 Daniel Kensington (P)2025 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

wow

Another great part to this story. Great voice actors bring a great and engaging story to life. I can not wait for the next book.

Great Book

Loved the whole series can’t wait for rest, the reader is excellent and does the characters well!

Cannot wait to hear the next one

Loved this sequel. It pulls you right back in from where the first book left off, and leaves you itching for more at the end

Better than Harry Potter

another great story! This continuation of the Warlock series, voiced by Roz and Lewis, really captivates the mind. DK's subversion of our expectations towards the end was pre-teased with Noah and Sam earlier in the book. overall happy with the way the story turn out so far.

Nice job author

I was not not certain about how this book would go based on the first book. It feels like the author has ironed out some wrinkles and stepped up his game in the story. The sefl-dialog was on-point. The fact that it was written as first person and doesn't do the, "sneak peeks," that other authors like to do, kept it feeling more real.

Some of the story feels a bit.... well, without that, the story would be boring or, too slow.


The pace was very well done.


The bad, a few words mispronounced or misspoken but not to the chalk board screeching and me cussing at the narrator levels that too many narrators do nowadays.