Warlock: Book Three

By: Daniel Kensington

Narrated by: Lewis Alexander, Rozelyn Rader

After exposing a genocidal plot, fighting the Patriarchy, and throwing a vampire into a wall, I thought I was done with the weird stuff—silly warlock.

Vernal break is over, and I’m back at Willowmere College with more witches in my coven, stronger magic, and a growing reputation as the warlock nobody saw coming.

Too bad the Witches Council thinks I’m too dangerous to let roam free.

Now I’m facing questions I don’t know how to answer—about my lineage, my power, and a past I didn’t even know I had.

My coven is stronger than ever, but that just paints a bigger target on our backs. Some Families want to bind me. Some still want me dead. And someone's seeking to unleash an ancient power, long sealed in shadow and bringing only war, death, and madness in its wake.

This semester, surviving midterms might be the least of my problems.

Warlock: Book Three continues the magic school series with more danger, deeper bonds, and a coven that won’t back down.

©2025 Daniel Kensington (P)2025 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

fantastic series

It is a great continuation of the series with some predictable moments and also some unexpected ones. I love the series and hope the other puts out book 4 quickly. Another thing to be mentioned is how fast it made it through audio production, only about three weeks and the performances were great!

Picking up right Warlock 2 left off - Fantastic job

Great pacing and furthers the plot in a well thought out progression with another knockout performance by the narrators.

Even Better than the First Two!

This great series continues with deepening backstories, growing tensions and a growing coven to challenge Noah in the best ways possible. Many questions are answered, but only to raise even juicier questions. It's the best book in the series and I can't wait for Book 4.

Good but..

I loved all but one thing would have been a 5 star but the talking privet parts kept taking me out of the story and was just a distraction

Satisfying

The song was a wonderful addition. I thought Noah should have had a “I told you so” moment at the end. A lot of questions were answered and satisfied my curiosity for now. The narration was excellent.