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The Mad Mage of Sevendor
- Spellmonger, Book 14.5
- Narrated by: John Lee
- Length: 6 hrs and 41 mins
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Publisher's Summary
The Journals of Minalan the Spellmonger.
After his eventful trip to the non-magical molopor in the distant domain of Anghysbel, Minalan’s return to civilization and magic finds him challenged by the changes wrought in the crypt of Szal the Yith. With nine distinctive sets of memories, besides his own, Minalan struggles to define himself in a turbulent time.
Things have never been more dire for the nascent Magelaw and the kingdom of Castalshar: the Duchy of Merwyn is encroaching the borders, the pirate realm of Farise is raiding shipping to a dreadful degree, and the dark lord Mycin Amana has captured Darkfaller, the largest castle in the land merely a few dozen miles away from the capital in the heart of the kingdom.
While that brazen act halted the civil war brewing between the ascendent magi and the deteriorating aristocracy of knights, the Spellmonger’s influence and intervention has never been more important. But is he up to the task?
With his brain buzzing with memories and feelings that aren’t his own and a list of vital tasks he must accomplish in order to save the world of Callidore from destruction, Minalan sets pen to parchment to chronicle his days in the heat of the struggle. His journal reveals the internal conflicts he battles, insights into his role and place in history, the difficulties managing his own political rise, and the constant effort of keeping his mind sharp enough to handle it all.
Yet the cracks are showing. People are talking about the Spellmonger, who mutters to himself and indulges in strange practices. His moodiness and distraction are visible for all to see, eroding some people’s confidence in his ability to lead . . . and leading others who sense vulnerability to strike out at the master mage. Violent episodes and fits of melancholy punctuate his struggles with sanity. He details his self-doubts, his petty grievances, his deep brooding about his family and life in general, all as a means to keep himself sane.
But people will whisper, and whisper they do. It’s becoming obvious: the Spellmonger has clearly become the Mad Mage of Sevendor!
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- Amazon Customer
- 27-09-22
Continues to amaze
Truly the singular most entertaining series of books I've ever experienced! And the rate of release is an incredible feat
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- Joseph
- 27-09-22
I shouldn't have listened to this
and the only reason I say I shouldn't is because now I want another book. it wasn't enough it wasn't enough. but then I'm kind of addicted to this setting. great performance great style of story yet different from some of the others. I enjoyed it thoroughly and kind of screamed a few times. especially right there at the end oh my God. can't wait for the next one love this series
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- Lauernce J.
- 29-09-22
BRILLIANT
Every book leads to the next and then on to the next linking the story and showing a shadow of what could be in the next one. But this doesn’t offer a shadow but so many things as to prove just as mad as Min himself
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- Dave Williams
- 05-10-22
Entertaining dream
I appreciate the refresher course on Minilan and the state of the duchies. But there is sufficient evidence to indicate that this story describes a dream Minilan had. None of the events in his journal have taken place. He probably didn't even write a journal.
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- Zane Watson
- 03-10-22
Different but Excellent
The style and flow of this book is a completely different take at how and what Min thinks. I was skeptical at first and the length of the book was worrisome, but all in all. It’s a masterpiece of creation and the information bound within it was superb to the last letter.
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- Michael Andrews
- 28-09-22
WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
WOW JUST WOW!!! I can not wait for the next book December can not come fast enough. Because that cliff hanger was intense!!!!
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- Ace
- 28-09-22
What a Cliffhanger!!!!!!!!
Another great story by Terry Mancour and excellent performance by John Lee can't wait for Book 15.
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- Jeffrey
- 27-09-22
He's mad! Yet he's genius, but absolutely mad!
Loved it. Short but it was great. He's mad, genius but mad. Can't wait to hear more.
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- Josh
- 07-06-23
Great short story
This book finally went on sale for less than a credit. It took a site wide sale, but the book was well worth it.
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- Josh
- 24-04-23
Another great book!
I love all of the Spellmonger books, and I adore John Lee- but I’m rating it lower because he keeps changing the pronunciation of so many words and names!! It’s driving me crazy and without being able to see the actual words, I only have his pronunciation to rely upon.
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- Dawn Barstow
- 11-10-22
So boring
I’m not sure why this has been released as a book. Nothing happens, it’s like reading a 7 hour shopping list. I don’t mind the 0.5 books when there is a fun story involved but this just feels like filler or probably a way to retro fit some story line in the new book. I love this series but the last couple of releases have just been awful. This used to be a fun series but it’s taking itself a bit too seriously these days and has forgotten what made it good in the first place.
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- Steve H
- 30-10-22
What an author
I cannot wait for Marshall Arcane. Dec cannot come quick enough. I have just completed my 3rd listen through the spellmonger series. I am a genuine fan of Terry's work and John Lees performance is outstanding in the entire series. highly recommend the series to all that love adventure, mystery and dnd.
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- J
- 08-10-22
Poor
why did he publish this was it a contract because it really is just a filler. Sorry as I love this series very disappointing.
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- Brian
- 06-10-22
Not as good as all the rest.
Struggled to finish the book, hope the next one at the end of the year is better, I do enjoy reading all the other books And read them time and time again.
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- lewis boyd
- 15-03-23
worth every second
totally gripped from the start. amazing story, excellent characters and I am now at a lose after finishing with no book to keep me going next. praying for next one to be out ASAP. character progression has you invested to a emotional level for fictional characters. excellent work from Mr Mancor 👏
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- HUGH SHARKEY
- 13-03-23
A partner piece
This book gets some of the more mundane elements of the story out of the way in preparation for book 15. It does have spoilers for book 15 and you'll already know outcomes or what happens in certain scenarios of book 15. I can't say I particularly enjoyed it but it gives context for the next book.
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- Ricardo Moore
- 25-01-23
great tying together of elements access the Series
great tying together of elements access the Series, can't wait for the next book covering events scetched over in this personal diary of the Mad Maje
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- Traxton
- 13-01-23
Slowish start, epic last half.
A little low start and a lot of new names, and behaviors to learn, this making the book a bit slow at start, hints about "spoilers" in the next book but avoids them very well.
The last hour is a real nail-biter.
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- Hallur Hallsson
- 13-01-23
Excellent as allways
The story was Good. The presentation was Good. Minneland was Good. I cant stress this enough
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- Anonymous User
- 09-01-23
Fantastic
What a fantastic storyline that lists gets better and better. I can’t wait for the next instalment
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- Anonymous User
- 20-03-23
amazing
I've been listening for ages and still get so roped in haha. absolutely loving the series
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- Anonymous User
- 09-03-23
Great
Great series from start to now this novella filled in some gaps & brought it up to date keep up the great work can't wait for the trilogy
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- Andrew
- 23-10-22
Great filler till we get Marshall Arcane
loved the premies. role a dice to see drives for the day. cue CR critters sing your turn to roll.
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- Robert Moorehouse
- 20-10-22
Another great book
I probably need to re listen to this complex story again to fully understand all the elements but in short it’s yet another triumph and brilliantly delivered by John Lee. This series just gets better
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- Amazon Customer
- 13-10-22
great short story
awesome, can't wait for the next one. The series keeps getting better and better.
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- Kaelim
- 09-10-22
Very interesting read and different
Woah what an interesting and new way to read the spellmonger series. It grabs you to read more and more the longer you read the book. Even though it is a much shorter read, it still hits the spot of the spellmonger hit.
A title of the spellmonger series you MUST NOT look past, and just buy it ASAP really. :)
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- Stefan
- 04-10-22
The Saga continues
It was so good to pop into Callidor once again. Minalin and Friends have again dragged me into their world
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- Anonymous User
- 02-10-22
makes sense of so many things
loved this as I love this series am finding myself unable to wait for the next book and having to go back to the start of the series and start again. always getting a bit more out of the books. would totally recommend this entire series to everyone ❤️❤️