Creation

Magic Eater, Book 5

By: Sean Oswald

Narrated by: Giancarlo Herrera, Hannah Schooner

Tad may have had to put his dream of owning a shop on hold, but his drive to understand what he's destined to become has only grown. This means finally seeking out his family for answers, and a perilous journey to the heart of the Fey Courts.

But before he can claim his birthright, Tad must meet the challenges of both courts—the Summer Court, chaotic and calculating, and the Void Court, stoic and pragmatic.

Not to be left out, the Winter Court seeks to place their claim on the Twin Prince, and what better way to do that than through a Winter Princess?

If he's going to succeed, he'll need more than allies... he'll need an army. Fortunately for Tad, he's unlocked the secrets of enchantment... and creation.

Note: This book follows a cross-over appearance for Tad and the others in Welcome to the Multiverse 10. It is not necessary to have read that, and a brief summary of events which happen there will be provided at the beginning of the book. For those that don't know—Welcome to the Multiverse, Magic Eater, Dragon Sorcerer, and some of my other books share a common multiverse.

©2026 Sean Oswald (P)2026 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

Good book

Great continuation of a good story. Saun Oswald does a great job of mixing humor with action. Very enjoyable and entertaining

Good addition to the series

The story is great. Not the biggest fan of this narrator, but I’ve gotten used to him and he’s tolerable.

This was really good

I'm not sure if it was just my audio download, but I noticed throughout the audiobook a significant number of audio issues, such as the book talking over itself and stuttering on many words.

Aside from these strange issues, it's a fantastic book. I really enjoyed it all the way through.

Great

Great addition, audio is jacked up though. But doesn't hurt the story. Enjoyed it otherwise.

Overall great book in the series

It’s a rich story and continuation in the series, however, there were parts where the book would get stuck, or skip that That got to be annoying