The Sorcerer's Secret

by J.A. Areces
15

Book 3 of the Salem Concord begins where The Secret Society of Seven Sorcerers left off. In the Sorcerer's Secret, Jesse ventures deeper into the wizarding world and discovers that the Wizardry must live a secret. A secret that history altered. A secret that FOLK must never learn. It's up to Jesse and the secret wizard agent Ch-U-Ch to stop the forces that are trying to breach the Salem Concord and cause another Witch War. Meanwhile, Andrew and Brendan are learning that being a wizard in a FOLK world has its consequences. As their secret is revealed, they learn that they're placing their friends lives in danger. It's up to them and Chief Fabiano to stop Lord Alex from obtaining two of the most powerful magical items in the world. Time is running out, and on Halloween, one cry will be heard throughout the land, "The Witches are Coming!"

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  • Atomicvixen
    Good story: continuity errors
    This is mostly a note to the author. There are two major continuity errors: 1. Jesse realizes he doesn't have his keys when he is at the museum. But when he is in his store with Anna and Lord Alex et al, he can feel his keys in his pocket. 2. Jesse covers the crystal ball with a black sheet in the beginning of the book, but when The Wizard and Anna are at Alavan's, Anna is drawn to the UNCOVERED crystal ball.
  • Robin's IPhone
    This is a must
    The story developes as you listen. It pulls you in. You'll find time to listen to the next chapter. Just beware #44 is out of order and it really throws things off it you don't catch it.
  • Midtownmom
    Exciting series
    I have enjoyed this series and will miss the characters when it is done. Each book has been better than the one before and I have come to enjoy the author's voice over the course of the series. Can't wait to hear what he writes next.
  • L.A.Johnson
    Good Listen
    Series is entertaining! Story has grown and improved with each book.
  • McCritic
    Harry potter knock off
    There were way to many similarities to the Harry Potter books. It sounded as though a feeble minded, congested Count Dracula was narrating the story. One of the first podio books I couldn't finish listening to. It was like watching a car crash, you don't really want to see the outcome but you can't help but watch the carnage. Tedious.
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