University of Sorcery, Books 1-3

Hidden Legends Omnibus Collections, Book 3

By: Megan Linski, Hidden Legends

Narrated by: Maxx Pinkins, Liana Walsh

USA TODAY BESTSELLING AUTHOR Megan Linski introduces a captivating three-book box set where fae find their shifter mates and royals battle for the right to rule.

Emma is a sorceress—but she doesn’t know it. A rare breed of fae, Emma is whisked away to a regal realm where dragons breathe fire, griffins fly, alicorns battle and wolves hunt monsters. In this land of pagan ritual and dark deception, a cult of shadow seeks her blood to raise a dark god, and the greatest danger of all could be her own mate.

Ethan is a disgraced wolf who desires to be king. He forged an unbreakable bond with Emma at first sight, but loving her means putting the country at risk. A prince by day and a vigilante by night, Ethan must keep his identity secret, or face execution.

An evil power seeks the monarchy, and if the nation falls into the wrong hands, chaos will reign. To find his way back to the throne, Ethan must make Emma his queen… and prove they deserve the crown at all costs.

University of Sorcery: Books 1-3 includes the first three books in a faerie supernatural love story of bad boy kings, superheroes, and rejected mates. This enchanting academy royalty romance features a diverse cast and disabled main characters.

Epic sword fights and incredible magic battles!

This title is one omnibus in a set of Hidden Legend collections. The Hidden Legends Universe features college-aged protagonists attending magical academies, dual points-of-view, disabled and diverse main characters, and steamy, empowering romances. Omnibus sets connected to this series include Academy of Magical Creatures, College of Witchcraft, and Prison for Supernatural Offenders.

©2021 Megan Linski (P)2023 Megan Linski

Critic reviews

"Action moves quickly and with excitement, and the romantic elements are teased out with tension effectively... the characters and plot are original and will keep readers invested." - The BookLife Prize by Publisher's Weekly

TERRIBLE NARRATION

Though the story line was somewhat entertaining, the narration (primarily the accents and annunciation of the female narrator) was absolutely atrocious!! Prior to accepting the task of narrating, one should insure he /she possesses the talent and ability to properly portray each character's supposed voice and accent. The author(s) should be more involved in the selection process of assigning a narrator, so their work is not destroyed and negatively impacted! #sticktowhatyouknow

The narrator

Ok, first and foremost, Emma is annoying and confused. She is conflicted and it throws me off. Second, the narrator isn't the best with voices. Every one sounds annoying. I like the series so far but the voices are BAD.

Amazing

Loved how different this story line is. I know parts of it foreshadow the last book

Details

They are very good at the details. It makes it so very easy to see in your minds eye

only on the second book but

I'm loving the narrators voices and the story is amazing if not leaving me speechless in some moments