The King's Seal

The Magicians of Venice, Book 3

By: Amy Kuivalainen

Narrated by: Amelia Hugh

With the magical high tide at its peak, the ultimate showdown against Thevetat and the magicians has begun.

Armed with both ancient and newfound powers, Penelope and the magicians must unite to vanquish their foe once and for all, even if it means putting their pasts and old animosities behind them. With the help of unexpected allies, Penelope and Alexis delve into a rich tapestry of history, weaving together lost emperors and enigmatic figures intertwined with the magicians' own complex pasts, in a race to find the ring of King Solomon: the only artifact strong enough to defeat Thevetat. Penelope's magical abilities begin to surge beyond her training as she and Alexis forge an unbreakable alliance to shield their loved ones from destruction and learn that there are some bonds that not even death can break.

Don't miss this exciting urban fantasy tale, where ancient legends collide with modern-day magic in a battle for supremacy.

Please note, it contains adult themes, violence and sex scenes.

©2021 Amy Kuivalainen (P)2025 Amy Kuivalainen

Narration Awful

Narration awful! Her ability to change voices was disastrous. Please re-record. She reads this like it is a children’s book! I couldn’t even finish.

loved everything!

Got hooked on book 1.... love Amy's narrating skills! She really draws you into the author's story! Going to miss hearing about the magicians and Atlantis.

Sad it's over

4.75 stars
I'm so sorry it took me this long to get to the final installment. It was great. The ending was a little anticlimactic. I genuinely liked the flow of the story, all the characters working out their drama. I just really didn't want to say goodbye to my magicians.

I think the whole premise of magic and immortals and Atlantis was such a great idea. Penelope and Alexis' relationship is so strong and the bond they have only makes them more powerful. I'm jealous of Penelope being the Archivist because now she can have all the books she wants and the palazzo just makes more space... it's like a freaking TARDIS. Im so happy Aelia and Phaidros finally worked out their shit...sorry stuff.
And can I get more Constantine?
I feel like the story was missing something at the end. I can't even place what exactly but I feel like it ended very quickly, and way too nicely. Not that my magicians needed any more drama. They don't.

If I have to convince you to read the series. Think Da Vinci Code meets Discovery of Witches but it's Atlantis and all the main characters give inner circle vibes and have lived over 10,000 years.

I received this ebook back in 2021 from the publisher via Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.