A Sacrifice of Light

A Practical Guide to Sorcery, Book 3

By: Azalea Ellis

Narrated by: Gabrielle de Cuir

Magic requires knowledge...

It requires precision...

But most of all, it requires a sheer force of will strong enough to break reality.

Siobhan still dreams of becoming the world's most powerful sorcerer. But she has once again been forced to face the horrifyingly dark side of their world. When a miscast spell can turn you into a city-killing monster out of nightmares, nowhere and nothing is truly safe.

As the Verdant Stag gang grows more powerful, the fearsome reputation of her alter ego, the Raven Queen, blooms with them until it seems to gain a life of its own.

As Sebastien, her magically transformed alternate identity, she has to deal with the fallout of her other self's actions. She needs to keep her two lives separate, but they are melting perilously close together, and she worries that she will lose herself entirely.

Worse, she might not even realize it until she wakes up and sees a stranger in the mirror.

That has happened before, after all.

As Siobhan's grandfather once told her, "Magic always has its price. Beware that you do not sacrifice more than you can bear to lose."

You'll love A Sacrifice of Light because of the compelling characters, detailed magic system, and layer upon layer of mystery.

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Excellent. Brilliant addition to the series

The story line for Siobhan continues as she grows magically and is immersed in ever greater amazing adventures with her crown family friends and as the Raven Queen.

Gabrielle de Cuir does an exceptional job as the narrator, as she also did gor the first two books of the series. Very easy to listen to and very difficult to put down

so much drama

I love it so much I am on my fourth listen. The voice actor is awesome.

A very enjoyable series!

I'm really loving this series of books. It's not my usual category, but I've been enthralled with the protagonists journey so far.

amazing

This series is so good. it has a great magic system that's been well thought out and developed.

Well-paced Development - Complex Magical System

I’m enjoying this series so far, for fantasy, it’s mellow and complex. Sometimes it feels a bit too complex, but then sometimes I get impatient and have to chill out. The magic system just keeps growing, building layer upon layer of foundation. The MC isn’t overpowered, the characters aren’t shallow. It’s pleasant.

One of the things I appreciate is that everyone calls the police force “the coppers.” The elites, the bums, everyone in the middle just calls ‘em the coppers. Makes me smile and I hope it doesn’t change.