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THE MAGICIAN'S LAND

THE MAGICIANS, BOOK 3

Narrator Mark Bramhall latches onto this winding, fragmented fairy tale for adults with vigor. Magician Quentin Coldwater is adjusting to a quiet life as a professor after being dethroned as king of Fillory, a fantasy realm for grown-ups. He soon finds those from his past will have a great need for him in the most unexpected ways. Bramhall's even tone, steady volume, and crisp enunciation help the listener keep up with the intricately moving parts of the story, and he deftly brings forth the wry humor that Grossman so often uses. Bramhall enhances the tale with his wide-range accents--from clipped British to the lyrical tones of Hindu.

Pub Date: Aug. 5, 2014

Duration: 16 hrs, 30 mins

DD ISBN: 9780698153622

Publisher: Penguin Audio

Review Posted Online: Jan. 22, 2026

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    BROMANTASY

    A theatrical approach and comedic timing make this a narration win.

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    Mark Sanderlin narrates this cozy gay romance about two bros on a quest. Juniper loves his life with his strictly platonic best friend, Mo; their cat; and his skincare routine. But when both men land in jail, volunteering to find a dragon is a promising alternative to imprisonment. Sanderlin’s narration perfectly suits the tongue-in-cheek humor. His delivery emphasizes Juniper’s melodramatic personality, while Mo has a deeper voice and a more leisurely pace, befitting a thoughtful character. When Juniper and Mo banter, Sanderlin seamlessly switches between the two. And as both bros warm toward each other, the romantic tension is amplified. Sanderlin’s voice for dragon child Bear is especially adorable.

    A theatrical approach and comedic timing make this a narration win.

    Pub Date: May 26, 2026

    Duration: 8 hrs, 48 mins

    DD ISBN: 9798217338122

    Publisher: Penguin Audio

    Review Posted Online: July 6, 2026

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      MORTEDANT'S PERIL

      From the The Trials of Irody Hasp series , Vol. 1

      A classic murder mystery with a fantasy bent, enhanced by a perfectly entrancing narration.

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      The gods might be sleeping in this vibrant fantasy novel, but Joe Eyre keeps listeners wide awake with an electric performance. As a mortedant, Irody Hasp reads dead people’s thoughts. When a simple job turns deadly, however, Hasp gets accused of murder and must work quickly to avoid the gallows. As he hunts down the real killer alongside his spunky new apprentice and a giant warrior guard, he soon unveils a larger and more sinister plot. The poor of the lower levels of the tiered city are threatened, and Hasp and his newfound friends must thwart the bad guys before the gods awaken. Hasp’s world is equally odd and engaging, and Eyre explores every inch, providing various voices to round out an eclectic group of characters.

      A classic murder mystery with a fantasy bent, enhanced by a perfectly entrancing narration.

      Pub Date: May 19, 2026

      Duration: 16 hrs, 11 mins

      DD ISBN: 9781250455390

      Publisher: Macmillan Audio

      Review Posted Online: June 9, 2026

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