A Mage's Guide to Wicky

R'iyah Family Archives, Book 3

By: AJ Sherwood

Narrated by: Cooper North, Shawn K. Jain

Wicky's never been magically stalked before.

He kinda likes it, to be honest. For some reason, it's upsetting everyone else, though. Maybe he should figure out who it is. Ooooo, maybe his fated one is on the other end! In…Thailand?

Tags: Wicky use your brain challenge: Failed, author has lost discretion in this, Wicky is in Thailand, pray for Thailand, the trio is along for the ride, fated mates, Thai magic, don't mind the author I'm just over here building a ship, Sun is the younger of the two but he's also resigned to being the responsible one, chosen family, Mobius talks—in Thai, Wicky feels so betrayed, look this is pure romantic crack, Sun is cute that's all you need to know

©2023 AJ Sherwood (P)2023 Podium Audio

Amazing

I love this series and this was a wonderful addition to it. The craziness of the characters is always fun. I can’t wait for the next one.

Very Entertaining Series

Entire series very entertaining and superbly narrated!

Such an easy listen, and low-angst…which was surprising, as it’s not low drama. I guess the drama and stressful moments were written in such a way that I was too busy being entertained to register any sort of angst. I hate that overly angsty try-to-rip-your-emotions-through-your-heart stuff. THIS is not that…not to me.

I loved ALL main characters…and their sidekicks…animate and otherwise! 😉

🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟Seriously…the very best narration by FIVE masters…Mmmwahh! Chef’s kiss!

10/10 will definitely listen again!

Enjoy!💖

Wicky and His New Love

This was a great story in the adventures of the mages, in particular Wicky and the Asian mage who is searching for his destiny. It involves a cross ocean hunt, good friends, a skeptical family, and an HEA! I enjoyed the dual narration, too!

Wicky

Wicky’s own book is a tighter, more focused piece than its placement in the series as a full installment might suggest: rather than functioning as an epilogue to Bel’s story, it uses Wicky’s fated-mates arc in Thailand to open the world laterally, introducing Sun and a new magical tradition with genuine curiosity and lightness. The format is noticeably slimmer than the previous two books, and some readers will want more time with Sun before the ending arrives, but Sherwood’s economy here feels intentional rather than rushed; the meet-cute lands because it isn’t overextended. Wicky’s voice, equal parts reckless and oddly perceptive, carries the novella effortlessly, and the ensemble cameos are deployed with the precision of a writer who knows exactly when to bring in familiar faces. It’s a confident, delightful addition that suggests this world has more room left in it.

Missing the great narration from prior 2 books

Unfortunately this will be a book I will reread on kindle. The narration of the previous 2 books in the series made me fall in love with this hilarious cast of characters. The choice to not use Greg Boudreaux and Micheal Ferrailuolo was a huge disappointment.