The Mage Breaker

By: Whiskey Flowers

Narrated by: Graeme Garton

Length: 14 hrs and 47 mins

Publisher's Summary

Tanner is a country boy who is pressed into the army due to the upcoming battle with the powerful kingdom of Tavor. During his training, Tanner insults a powerful magic user and is scheduled to die in a duel with said mage as a result. It was during this battle that Tanner discovered a power not seen before - the ability to dispel magic. Tanner quickly gains the attention of the king, who wants to use Tanner as a guard to protect his daughter and as an assassin to fight against the mages of Tavor.

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Excellent ..... don’t think just get it!!!!

I have over 400 audiobooks in my library and this is my second review I’ve written. I really enjoyed this trilogy very well written and especially enjoyed the narrators gruff thick voice and accent!!!!!! I will add if cursing offends you this book is not for you..... but I enjoyed it and felt the necessity for it about the characters...... I can’t wait to see if Whisky continues in the next chapter for this series or does something new.... can’t wait!!!!!! Do your self a favor and get his books.... put on headphones and get sucked up in to Whiskeys work and enjoy

Four novels in one

I passed over this book several times because one reviewer said the story was "tragic". I don't like tragic stories. But I finally decided that maybe this person had a low threshold for what they considered tragic and bought the book anyway. Spoilers ahead.

Turns out that, yes, there is one tragedy in the book, but I saw it coming thanks to the warning of that other reviewer. And that tragedy serves as an background for the three remaining stories in the book. I empathize with the main character's bitterness towards those who contributed to the tragedy and his unwillingness to forgive what he sees as a betrayal. I guess that might count as an additional tragedy.

I almost returned the book shortly after purchasing it because the narrator's accent was almost unintelligible and his ability to mimic other accents was almost non-existent. The only reason I kept on listening was that I liked the main character, who was hilarious in his unabashed aggressiveness.

(I'll also add that there was a small amount of porn in the book that I really didn't care for, even though it was funny, too.)

Wow love this book

Over 780 books in my library. Definitely in my top 10. I highly recommend this book.

Loved it!!

Well written and the narration was off the charts! I was sad to see it end but hope Whiskey will continue this story with more awesomeness! It is one of those stories that grabs you and takes you for a ride. Highly recommend

Entertaining.

This was a very entertaining, interesting and somewhat tragic trilogy . I laughed a lot and I cried some, but it was enjoyable. I did not care for the sometimes unintelligible swearing. I felt it diminished the books. The narrator was just okay but I loved the overall premise.

Oh rare to find a 5 star gem

Really good story. Pacing is perfect. Characters are well developed. The magic is really interesting. It was a really good Trilogy. There was a few dirty parts in first book, which was great. Wish it had more of that and I wished the MC could meta few more ladies, specially in later books. Narration was perfect!

Amazing

I loved it and hope for more don’t normally write reviews but it’s really worth a go.