Seducing the Sorcerer

so worth a listen and even a second time too it was wonderful story, charaters and narrator. even the female voice were lovely.

Quite a ride (an audio review) I’ve enjoyed Lee Welch books before. Lee Welch books narrated by Joel Leslie are amazing. The two partner together seamlessly to deliver a stunning performance. In other words, I loved this book. I instantly fell for Fenn. He’s an honest man who’s had a hard life. Even in the beginning, I felt great empathy for him. Not that he’d want it. No, he’s a man who just wants to make an honest living. In desperation, he accepts a meal and the promise of a horse for digging a ditch. The meal is good, but when he’s given a sackcloth horse, his disappointment was palpable. I felt his disenchantment into my soul, and I ached for him. Now, I’m not huge into magic, but when the sackcloth horse came to life, I was quite surprised. Then the horse takes him to the court sorcerer. Morgrim has a reputation to uphold. He’s feared throughout the realm. Fenn quickly sees through the façade. Soon, he finds himself attracted to the robe-wearing man. Only Morgrim has a secret he’d hiding from everyone. When Fenn uncovers it, the end of his relationship with Morgrim seems inevitable. This story is woven with a special horse, two special men, a spectacular queen, and plenty of action and intrigue. It’s well done and I was hooked from beginning to end. I especially liked the dynamic between the two men – how they came together and how they made each other happy. I do love happy endings, and I’m so glad I got to listen to this lovely book.

This was a new-to-me author and I am impressed. not only with the story, which has more twists and turns than the usual story, but also the way the author brings you into the lives of the characters. The narrator is great, as you would expect from him after hearing him tell many wonderful stories from many other authors.