Magebreaker

By: Declan Court

Narrated by: Patrick Dubois, Melisandre Verte

Length: 12 hrs and 28 mins

Publisher's summary

Davik of Darkshire is one of the last Magebreakers who survived the Summoner War. In that brutal conflict, expendable conscripts were engraved with runes of resistance and hardiness, turning them into the scourge of warcasters. Using his augmentation to forge a storied career, he has battled through epic adventures, ambushes, and dungeons for the last decade.

After narrowly escaping a treacherous contract, Davik faces a choice: recruit and re-arm or leave his bloodstained past behind. Seeking solace, he heads to Oakshire in the Midlands, hoping to find peace and purpose beyond the burden of his reputation.

In Oakshire, Davik meets a former enemy, the captivating Sariel, a battle-elf turned tavern owner. Taking a job as a hired hand, he immerses himself in the simple, honest work of running a tavern.

With the company of Vorga, a book-loving orc waitress; Karley, a sharp-tongued drow bartender; Tyra, a faen cook with a heart of gold; and Elina, a cleric bent on helping him change, he begins to feel at home.

As Davik navigates his growing feelings for Sariel and the attention of his new coworkers, he finds himself drawn to this new life. Each relationship offers a chance at redemption and connection.

But old scores and dangers have a way of resurfacing, and Davik’s journey of healing is far from over.

Magebreaker is a slice-of-life fantasy tale of redemption, romance, camaraderie, and the quest to find peace.

©2024 Declan Court (P)2024 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

Great Book!!!!!

I absolutely love this book. I cannot wait to hear more In this series. The voice performers were phenomenal. I can't get over with how good this book is. Bring on the next one.

That was a wild ride!

So much unexpected depth and development.z far beyond any standard HaremLit novel. This series is going to be amazing.

So far meh

Have not completed this yet. But at the point I am writing this I have mixed feelings. The concept of the book seems cool but the mc show signs of traits that is common in most terrible harem books. Basically the way it’s written the mc mind is mainly on sex when he’s around the women. Makes it fall flat for me. I’m sure new listeners don’t mind or listeners who don’t care for higher quality. We will see where this goes.