Advent Mage Cycle 1-3 – Honor Raconteur Free Audiobook

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    Jaunten (Advent Mage Cycle #1)

    I’m the first Mage born in 200 years. I’ve turned a city into an island, erected a barrier around an entire country, and awakened a war hero from a 200 year old slumber. Prophecies have marked my coming. Kings and nations have begged for my aid in times of peril. I hold the power to create and destroy nations.

    My name is Rhebengarthen. To my friends and family, I’m just Garth. The world knows me as the Advent Mage. And despite the rumors you might have heard about me, this is what really happened.

    Magus (Advent Mage Cycle #2)

    “That boy thinks the world of you,” Xiaolang murmured. “And…” he visibly hesitated, slanting a questioning look at me from the corner of his eye.
    “And…?” I encouraged him. Xiaolang rarely hesitates in his speech. When he wanted to say something, he said it.
    “He’ll be very important in the future,” Xiaolang murmured. “I’m not sure how to put this…” he paused, mouth rummaging for words. “Something will change very soon, Garth. Someone will be discovered who will change everything. When that happens, you need to trust Trev’nor like he trusts you. Much will be lost otherwise.”
    I looked, really looked at Trev’nor. Trev’nor has always been special, a child prodigy in a life that had no child prodigies. My head was swimming with questions after Xiaolang’s revelation. Who was the boy we were to rescue, and why was Trev’nor so important for that boy?

    Advent (Advent Mage Cycle #3)

    “Good work, Balancer.”

    I frowned at the title. “All I did was transport her here, Raile.”

    “Yes, so you did,” he agreed in a tone that clearly didn’t agree with me at all. “Perhaps you don’t consciously realize this, Garth, but its little things like this that are restoring balance to Chahir. No task can be done in just one stroke of effort; it takes many strokes, and much sustained effort.”

    He’s right. I started reviewing all of the things I had done over the past two years, memories flicking through my head almost too fast to follow. Each choice led to another; my choice to leave my home in Tobadorage and seek refuge in Hain led directly to my actions now, bringing a Queen into exile. And each choice, each action on my part, had started the chain reaction that was bringing magic back into Chahir.

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