With a Single Spell

De: Lawrence Watt-Evans

Narrado por: Hunter Elliott

With his master dead, apprentice wizard Tobas, knowing only an elementary spell for starting a fire, sets out to seek his fortune in the faraway, magical realm of Old Ethshar.

©1987, 1988, 2000 Lawrence Watt-Evans (P)2018 Wildside Press LLC

Suit le for all ages

Much better reader than the first book. This is an interesting and attention holding tale suitable for all ages. I thoroughly enjoyed it and intend on reading the next in the series.

Another great fantasy

Love the Ethshar series, and this was a delight as always. Didn't enjoy the narrator of this one quite as much as the one in "Misenchanted Sword", though he began to grow on me about halfway through.

The Magic of it all!

What an enchanting story! I loved every minute of it! The story was filled with Magic and wonder! I can't wait to cracks open another book :D
Lawrence-Watt Evens has always been my favorite writer!
The Narrorator was very clear and used different voices! He captured the characters very well!

light airy story. not to be taken seriously.

It's a little too light for me. It is clever and well written. The protagonist is likeable. I don't really understand or like poligamy,that only comes in at the end. I don't think the writer really understands it either.

Entertaining as hell!

I read the misenchanted sword years ago and I stumbled on to this recently. It's thoroughly entertaining. Almost felt like "The Hobbit" at parts because it just goes on so many rambling adventures all at once. Each arc of the story was very entertaining.

Good story but missing end notes.

The story is complete but there were endnotes in the paperback which are missing in the audiobook. The endnotes had additional information about the story such as what had been on the smudged page, the fate of the spriggans, the dragon and a few other items.

With a single spell

Wonderful reading kept me entertained for the entire time, makes me want to read more by this author.

not for me

I struggled to finish this maybe good for a really young crowd not for me.

Skip

This book was a terrible eye roll of a stereotypical male power fantasy, no thank you

Missing a bit from Audible Edition

The print edition contains an epilogue wherein Tobas consults a Theurgist and gets answers to a few plot points and bits of lore, such as exactly why and how Darvan's ship was lost. This is missing, and it makes me sad.