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Rogues of Magic: The Complete Trilogy

Rogues of Magic, Books 1-3

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Rogues of Magic: The Complete Trilogy

By: J.T. Williams
Narrated by: Tim Gerard Reynolds
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Forsaken to be a killer and sent to be a destroyer, Sviska must choose his own path.

Sviska is a man of the shadows, an assassin without any one place to call his own. But in the Far North, he discovers a secret. Magic, long thought lost to the world, is alive. The genocide to destroy every elf, wizard, and sacred being of old is not yet complete. Sviska's masters work the strings of the world and he has been sent for a task he does not even fully understand yet. When at last he feels he has what he has always wanted, darkness falls upon the world.

Forced to rise up to face an enemy more terrible than any he has ever met, Sviska comes to a moral crossroad. The Rogues of Magic rise but will Sviska be the blade that unites them all or strikes those of magic from the world forever?

In this Tale of the Dwemhar trilogy, prepare yourself for a war that will bring about the gods of old, the remnants of the many races of magic, and follow a man in his journey to awaken that which sleeps deep within himself.

Contains the complete series (Books 1-3) of the Rogues of Magic.

©2018 J. T. Williams (P)2020 Podium Audio Action & Adventure Anthologies & Short Stories Epic Epic Fantasy Fantasy Magic Sword & Sorcery Arthurian Magic Users
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Was a great story and performed well but very fast paced and hard to follow, if you’re not 100% focused he will miss what’s going on and ask what just happened, overall great experience

Great story but hard to follow

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I loved this book series when I read it some years ago and I was not disappointed with this reading. Great storyline and well narrated.

Great read.

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Honestly, I liked it for the first couple of chapters, but then it kind of read like a D&D campaign where a player makes a cold-blooded assassin backstory, but then doesn’t really want to follow through with it… So, he just spends the game making friends and being nice to everyone, while displaying almost none of his “assassin skills” so the DM basically has to “railroad” the whole campaign because the protagonist does nothing to drive the story.
The main-character is basically bouncing around from place to place, while NPC’s (side characters) do everything important.

I listened up to chapter 20, and so far, the “protagonist” was bland AF. Honestly, I don’t know why he started as an “assassin”. He would have been more interesting if he actually was just a damn wine maker that was thrust into an adventure by xenophobic and magiphobic debt collectors or something. It’s like the first chapter was written by a different person. Thus the D&D player theory.

Anyway, I stopped reading after the third battle where the main character just watches and does nothing, while the NPC’s defeat the villain… Again.

The world is cool, and I enjoyed the main theme… but, The protagonist was a bit too shallow to keep my interest.

That’s my two cents. Download it and see what you think.

Reads like a D&D campaign… but with a crappy player.

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it was ok, not the greatest but kept me engaged enough to complete it .

ok not great

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Not very well constructed, almost no character development, just goes from one drama to the next

Couldn't get through it

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