The Sorcerer's Legacy

The Sorcerer's Path Series, Book 3

By: Brock E. Deskins

Narrated by: William Turbett

Azerick decides to put his quest for vengeance behind him. He takes on an apprentice and opens a school and home for North Haven’s homeless children even as Ulric’s schemes throws the kingdom into chaos.

Hoping to create a life of peace and purpose, the young sorcerer finds himself in a struggle every bit as great as battling in the arena. Azerick quickly realizes he has taken on a task he cannot possibly do alone and calls upon his friends for help. He thinks he has managed to put all the death and destruction behind him until an assassin strikes from the shadows. Azerick realizes he and his new family will not be safe until he puts an end to those who threaten them once and for all.

©2012 Brock E. Deskins (P)2018 Brock E. Deskins

An ever improving series

I was given this free review copy audio book at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

As this series progresses, it seems to get better and better. I have really enjoyed the growth of the main character and his adventures. I was intrigued by the path the author chose to take the story is this book and find that I am really interested in continuing the story. Far more than I was after the first two books. The narration continues to be pretty solid. I definitely think this series is worth listening to.

Sorcerer 's path is a good story

i like Sorcerer path. he's mean when he needs to be. kind to wayward children. the author has a great story plot. the narrator is great. cant wait to read the next book

Great continuation of the series

This audiobook continues the story of a young Sorcerer search for a life of security and happiness, but just when things seem to be working out for Azerick, someone else tries to murder him! I really enjoyed the character development in this book, as we see Azerick coming more into his own and developing into a humanitarian almost by accident. There are some great new characters in this story, with Grick the goblin being one of my favorites. His no nonsense attitude, loyalty, dry humour and quiet intelligence is great. In this story we see some closure for past events, magic, action, political intrigue, assassins and the ripple-effects of Azerick’s actions. Trouble always seems to find him and even though there are less battles in this book, it still seems that no matter what he does there is always someone who is trying to do him harm. The narrator did a good job and his range with the characters is improving from book to book. I am enjoying this series and look forward to seeing where Azerick’s adventures will take him next.

Continued excitement

This book was provided free of charge in exchange for a review.

This book continues the saga of a young Sorcerer in his search for a life of safety and happiness. This seems to be an elusive quest as there is always someone who is trying to do him harm.

He continues to go from danger to danger and matures as he does. He makes many new friends while trying to determine who is behind the deaths of all those who were close to him.

New characters were added in this book. Some were good and some not so much.

In all this is a fun listen. The narrator changed styles in this book and caused something of a problem in listening. But this could be overcome with a little patience when you get into the book and become accustomed to his narration.

Overall this is a really good series and I have enjoyed it a great deal.

Be the Good you want to see

At my request, this audiobook was given by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost in exchange for an -->unbiased<-- review

Azerick is really not shy about finding, and almost making trouble in this book. I loved it every single time. We all know the kinds of people that one might find sometimes in a dark alley, or persecuting another. Azerick clearly shows what he thinks of such people. I guess he had enough of the universe forcing crap on him and he decided he was going to start manufacturing the Good he thought the world should have. Azerick surprised me sometimes with his generosity, and I wish exactly how big his hoard of treasure from the dragon was.

Either way, I really enjoyed watching the story unfold as William Turbett kept on. I'm really coming to appreciate him in this role. I'll just note here that it's been a similarly pleasant, if not marginally better performance from him here.

Anyhow, we meet some new characters, and each of them has a nice place to carve into the story. The ripple-effects of Azericks actions and the ongoing changes and what-ifs really made this a 'page-turner' for me :) This book leaves off with so many different events and plot lines at a point where it feels like all the various burners are boiling and ready to overflow. Even though this book is much more about developing Azerick and new home, we do learn about and encounter some really critical story elements from other perspectives. The hints of political intrigue, assassins, magic, and might had me really devouring this book. Thanks again for the listen, Mr. Deskins! This is a great series!