Spellcaster
Échec de l'ajout au panier.
Échec de l'ajout à la liste d'envies.
Échec de la suppression de la liste d’envies.
Échec du suivi du balado
Ne plus suivre le balado a échoué
0,99 $/mois pendant vos 3 premiers mois
Spellcaster
Acheter pour 32,62 $
-
Narrateur(s):
-
Savannah Peachwood
-
Jason Clarke
-
Auteur(s):
-
Jaymin Eve
À propos de cet audio
Now available! From the bestselling author of the Shadow Beast Shifter series, Jaymin Eve, comes an all-new, intense enemies-to-lovers romantasy with steamy heat, magical creatures, fast pacing, and stakes that will keep you hooked.
Told in duet narration featuring Savannah Peachwood and Jason Clarke, dive into a world where love is as dangerous as power—and nothing is ever as it seems...
Welcome to Weatherstone College…
Don’t walk the halls late at night.
Don’t disturb the ancient magic.
And don’t, under any circumstances, ever trust a spellcaster.
When my magic bloomed at twenty-two, the last thing I expected was to receive an acceptance letter to the most prestigious witch college in the world. It’s not that I don’t have magic. It’s just…unpredictable. But with Weatherstone a part of my family legacy, I’m determined to live up to their expectations.
A task that’s almost derailed on my very first day when I come face-to-face with Logan Kingston, the son of my father’s enemy. I’m warned to avoid the powerful spellcaster at all costs, but apparently Logan did not receive the same memo. The more time I spend around him, the more I crave his unsettling attention, and as hate flirts with obsession, I’m left wondering if there’s another side to the decades-old feud between our fathers.
On top of that, Weatherstone is not at all like I expected. Built on the ancient blood of necromancers and battle, the magic here is as unpredictable as mine, and I sense a dark energy stalking my footsteps. When a monster attacks me, I have no choice but to turn to the strongest warlock in our school: Logan.
After all, to fight a monster, I’ll need a monster.
Perfect if you love:
- Who hurt you?
- Slowburn Enemies to Lovers
- Elemental Magic
- Dark Academia
- "F*ck it" Moments
- Consent is sexy
“A fun, magical enemies to lovers read that you don’t want to miss out on!”
—JASMINE MAS, New York Times bestselling author of Blood of Hercules
The pacing dragged at times and the tone leaned a little cheesy (though I think that was intentional). The friendships were also hard for me to buy into: characters go from strangers to declaring how much they love each other without us seeing the growth in between, which made it harder to feel invested in their relationships.
And then the ending… I know this is Book 1 of 2 (with no release date yet for Book 2), so I wasn’t expecting everything to be tied up neatly. But the way it ended felt frustrating and unrealistic — like there’s no way she’d just go off to bed without getting any answers 😅
That said, the premise is intriguing, the magic/monsters setup has loads of potential, and I’m still intrigued enough to read Book 2 when it comes out.
🎧 audiobook note:
I read and listened to this book. The narrators were great, Savannah Peachwood, and Jason Clarke performed it duet style which is the best, and should be the ONLY way audiobooks are recorded in my opinion!
2.5-3 stars for the story.
Un problème est survenu. Veuillez réessayer dans quelques minutes.
The main female character is 22 years old. She's incredibly emotionally sensitive and the epiyome of the stereotypical damsel. I dislike storylines where the FMC is in constant need of saving, regardless of whether the saving involves her physical safety, or emotional safety. This girl can't handle being strong in any way for the life of her. Her relationships with everyone from her siblings, he parents, and her new school besties are all so "fluffy", "cheesy," or surface-level "aaawe, isn't that cute!?" They don't allow for any kind of complex social growth that true relationships have. Paisley's character lacks depth, and so does every other person the reader meets. She's the epitome of "special for no reason that anyone can tell" type of character.
The narration is an MF duet, and each is great at their job; however, the plot is slow, the rational for events is missing (not in a way to imbue a sense of mystery, but straight up absent), and good narration can't make a story on it's own.
I've been an avid reader of Jaymin Eve for 10 years. Perhaps my struggle with this book is that I expected more of a mature read, with the assumption that her writing may grow alongside some readership - my own fallacy of thought, I suppose. I may just be outgrowing the content of this author. I just turned 40... it's difficult to enjoy immature, naive, and fluffy characters with little substance and a plot with holes so big, an asteroid could pass through without contact.
The first Jaymin Eve book that wasn't to my liking. Weird!
Un problème est survenu. Veuillez réessayer dans quelques minutes.