Archon's Hope

The Magician's Brother, Book 3

By: HDA Roberts

Narrated by: Kevin Kemp

Archons, Fanatics, Fairies, Black Magic, Shadowborn.

As if my life wasn't already complicated enough, now the Archons are back, and they're searching for their lost brother.

My school is overrun by a new crop of Magicians who can't keep civil tongues in their heads. An ancient group of Shadowborn-hating fanatics has crawled out of the woodwork with a bag of powerful toys—and the ruthlessness required to use them. To top it all off, I've managed to draw the attention of the Fae.

If you thought the attentions of a Succubus could be a pain, wait and see what an obsessed Unseelie Princess with a penchant for kidnapping and dirty tricks gets up to.

Fanatics to the left, Fairies to the right, and Black Magic creeping up the middle—tempting me and repulsing me in equal measure—drawing the attention of enemies I could never have anticipated.

Oh, and my brother tries to kill me. Again.

I knew I should have made a break for a different continent when I had the chance...

©2018 HDA Roberts (P)2023 Podium Audio

amazing just amazing

the book itself it undeniably captivating, thrilling, heart wrenching, seductive and always giving more. The narrator is on point at all times and his telling us just ear pleasing. On to the next in the series sooo exciting!

gorgeous story

I liked when Maddie finally figured out that he was a argon. it enriches the world and allows it to be far more vast and open. I also like them delving into more magical concepts and theories

Love it!

Love the guy reading it. Characters are easy to get to know and find yourself rooting for them. Hope this guy narrates the whole series --and soon....need the next book!!!

Harry Potter meets harem

Damn, this series is so good! It’s definitely got harem vibes without taking away from the flow of the story. Love the dialogue. Witty British banter is what sells the characters to me. Top notch.

Slower story

I loved the last book and looked forward to this one, however, it felt slow and the banter felt lacking.