Remedial Magic: A New Start

Remedial Magic, Book 1

By: Nathan Gregg

Narrated by: Griffin Puatu

As a washed-up and forgotten sorcerer, Aldric’s only goal in life is to get drunk enough to forget his tragic past. That is, until his friends coerce him into a teaching position at one of the most prestigious magic academies in the world. Now he’s saddled with the responsibility of teaching four new pupils, all of whom wonder who this brilliant yet unorthodox man truly is.

But Aldric’s past demons aren’t gone. They’ve only been lying in wait. As wars, rulers, and politics all begin to catch up with him, Aldric’s newfound place to belong is threatened by the very things he’s been trying to escape.

It’s time for Aldric to finally confront his past. And learn some new lessons himself.

©2022 Nathan Gregg (P)2024 Nathan Gregg

A fun journey

This was a breath of fresh air. I really enjoyed the story and the characters. Just wow. Don’t hesitate to give this one a try. I will definitely be getting the next book. Very well done.

Another Story that I couldn't stop listening to...

Omg. I couldn't hit the pause button or stop listening to this book. I had not read or listened to any of this Author's before but I am definitely hooked on his books now. Remedial Magic: A New Start has a great story depth with an amazing back story. The character development of the main group of characters is so completely compelling and entertaining which is something that a lot of authors are unable to achieve. This book will give you all the feels. One moment you can be laughing at the characters interacting with each other then you might be angry along with them because of how they are treated and then you might feel sad and ready to cry for what they have had to go through in their past. I highly recommend this book to anyone who is looking for an amazing story and relatable haracters. I will definitely be reading/listening more from this author for sure.

good story

This was an enjoyable listen. Not my regular thing but it kept me interested. I would say it seems more like a YA book. The narration was decent and audio was good.

Awesome

yeah i was hooked from beginning to end. I like all the characters even the students and the narration was really good too honestly I can't wait for the next one

Short, Sweet, and Well-Paced

Remedial Magic has a solid cast of characters and a strong tempo that never seems to bog down with exposition, yet successfully builds up an interesting setting. I look forward to the next book, as I feel like a lot of this book was just groundwork.