Think your job is bad? The Archmagister of Tel wields complete and total authority over the Society of the Arcane and the Kingdom of Tel. Tel is fractured. The Royal Line and its sycophants abused the people for over six hundred years. Brutal taxes for the common folk. Uneven (or outright nonexistent) justice. Nobility trained across generations to be harsh and unforgiving. Think your job is bad? The Archmagister of Tel wields complete and total authority over the Society of the Arcane and the Kingdom of Tel. Tel is fractured. The Royal Line and its sycophants abused the people for over six hundred years. Brutal taxes for the common folk. Uneven (or outright nonexistent) justice. Nobility trained across generations to be harsh and unforgiving. The Society of the Arcane is filled with elitists who have spent generations carving out their fiefdoms, sniping their opponents, and dominating their 'lessors.' Oh...and let's not forget all the other countries. The ones clamoring for war over King Leuwyn's treatment of non-humans. As the newest Archmagister, it's Gavin job to fix all this. Will Tel be overrun in a multi-front war? Will Gavin survive his new office?
Archmagister
Think your job is bad? The Archmagister of Tel wields complete and total authority over the Society of the Arcane and the Kingdom of Tel. Tel is fractured. The Royal Line and its sycophants abused the people for over six hundred years. Brutal taxes for the common folk. Uneven (or outright nonexistent) justice. Nobility trained across generations to be harsh and unforgiving. Think your job is bad? The Archmagister of Tel wields complete and total authority over the Society of the Arcane and the Kingdom of Tel. Tel is fractured. The Royal Line and its sycophants abused the people for over six hundred years. Brutal taxes for the common folk. Uneven (or outright nonexistent) justice. Nobility trained across generations to be harsh and unforgiving. The Society of the Arcane is filled with elitists who have spent generations carving out their fiefdoms, sniping their opponents, and dominating their 'lessors.' Oh...and let's not forget all the other countries. The ones clamoring for war over King Leuwyn's treatment of non-humans. As the newest Archmagister, it's Gavin job to fix all this. Will Tel be overrun in a multi-front war? Will Gavin survive his new office?
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Jace Bullough –
A wonderful build off the first two books! The story progressed really well. It felt a bit slow and shallow once Gavin Cross finally steps into the role of Archmagister, but it was over quickly. It was exciting for as well to see Kiri finally step out into a more active roll towards the end, I hope that continues so she can develop into a more rounded character. With the ending of this book, there certainly is an opportunity for that, which has me very excited.
Curtis –
Both Mundane and Magnificent An interesting narrative that combines action with government minutiae, magic with jurisprudence, and justice with revenge. The ending is a real trip. *cough* Although different from past books it’s a good story and well worth reading, especially if you’re a fan of the series. If you haven’t read the series, start with book one, not this one. Recommended (15+)
Sydney –
5 Spanked You Like An Unruly Child Stars Archmagister is the third book in the Histories of Drakmoor series by Robert M. Kerns. Holy f**k! What a place to drop this book. How do they get back?!?! Am I right to assume it's Kiri laying beside him? How is that going to mesh with his other life? The epitome of entertainment was our newly established Archmagister talking down to a god.. All of the work Gavin was implementing to completely overhaul the entirety of Tel's governing body, while reinstitut 5 Spanked You Like An Unruly Child Stars Archmagister is the third book in the Histories of Drakmoor series by Robert M. Kerns. Holy f**k! What a place to drop this book. How do they get back?!?! Am I right to assume it's Kiri laying beside him? How is that going to mesh with his other life? The epitome of entertainment was our newly established Archmagister talking down to a god.. All of the work Gavin was implementing to completely overhaul the entirety of Tel's governing body, while reinstituting old alliances lost to time. I'm honestly not surprised about what transpired in regards to Tauron. Though, honestly, the depth of corruption not only within Tel's ruling family and agents, but throughout the Society, Council, Battle-mages, and Conclave is such a shock. We were introduced to more fantastical races within this magical world. From the towering giants, and dwarves of stone and metal, to the Druids of the Elves. These introductions obviously case with some initial friction, not the least involving the dark elves within their society. It's still difficult to determine where the webs of machinations connect between all of these orders of nefarious purpose. This next book is going to be so intrinsically different compared to the rest of the series. While Gavin is working through his situation, I hope we have narrative changes to account for the happenings in his absence.
Drew –
Excellent again Thoroughly enjoyed this next step in Gavins journey and what a twist to the ending!!! This is so well written and paced that I find the books hard to put down as it flows along and is full of story and no filling out with unnecessary guff. Gavins morals I feel are what we’d all like to see in the world and the author allows them to come out without deteriorating the story or preaching to the reader. So I for one can’t wait to see what happens next. Enjoy 😁
Frank Petsick –
Unique in the sense that mortality was added to all of Gavins actions. Strong character established in hero but rest of cast had a lot to be desired. Author let us down by having Gavin look like a moron in some instances but otherwise looking forward to see conclusion . See it’s even hard to be perfect in writing fantasy.
Frank Bertino –
Great Read, Great Series With little preamble, Gavin steps into the role of Archmagister. He has to tune up a few people who haven't clued into who he is and what he does. He and Tel are attacked on two fronts. Kiri comes into her own when she comes to Tel to protect Gavin. I like the action, humor, and unresolved romance. I look forward to the next book. Great Read, Great Series With little preamble, Gavin steps into the role of Archmagister. He has to tune up a few people who haven't clued into who he is and what he does. He and Tel are attacked on two fronts. Kiri comes into her own when she comes to Tel to protect Gavin. I like the action, humor, and unresolved romance. I look forward to the next book.
Eleanor Shepherd –
Great action I really enjoyed the series so far. Gavins' character is incredibly diverse. I am inspired by his kindness. Easy interesting read. Magic in overdrive is pretty much what I loved. The author keeps the story moving in each book. All of the other characters are just as interesting as the protagonist. Give me more! Great action I really enjoyed the series so far. Gavins' character is incredibly diverse. I am inspired by his kindness. Easy interesting read. Magic in overdrive is pretty much what I loved. The author keeps the story moving in each book. All of the other characters are just as interesting as the protagonist. Give me more!
Neil Erskine –
A Trip to truth. Finally, an author who can build a story. Well paced. Descriptive history and life. I am still amazed at authors refusing to give their characters real life emotions and interactions but hopefully that changes going forward. This book does well on the story telling. I hope it continues.
Andrew –
This author never seems to let the reader down. I take that back.... I am disappointed that I have to wait for the next installment to come out. This author creates a great set of characters in an incredible world and proceeds to make them interact in a dramatic, humorous, interesting way.
Carrie –
Pretty Good Good overall story, but the plot seems to skim over things that should be important, such as a killing of a royal that STILL hasn't seemed to bother anyone... but a good magic system and interesting story all the same. Pretty Good Good overall story, but the plot seems to skim over things that should be important, such as a killing of a royal that STILL hasn't seemed to bother anyone... but a good magic system and interesting story all the same.
raymel piggee –
The archmagister This book is amazing and very well written! The author is very skilled at taking you to the picture and satisfying any curiosity that may spring forth as you read on. I absolutely recommend this title and the previous two before. You will not be upset!
Kimberly Gordon-Bercich –
What the heck are the gods up to? Bellow made Gavin the Archmagister. Drannos gets involved in his love life. Valthon drops Gavin in a new world, then spirits him away just as the necromancer rages! What happened to Kiri?
Kevin Harrison –
What a ending Its still not as good as the sifi series but what a ending. It was the cover of book 4 that got me to finally try this series. So I new what was going to happen, thank god I don't have to wait What a ending Its still not as good as the sifi series but what a ending. It was the cover of book 4 that got me to finally try this series. So I new what was going to happen, thank god I don't have to wait
C.A. Knutsen –
Good story, surprise ending I enjoyed this addition to the series. It was interesting to watch the main character take on the new role that the gods had bestowed upon him. The ending surprised me and I can't wait to read the next book in the series. Good story, surprise ending I enjoyed this addition to the series. It was interesting to watch the main character take on the new role that the gods had bestowed upon him. The ending surprised me and I can't wait to read the next book in the series.
William Cheney –
Wow it ended too soon. I can't wait for the next one. Wow it ended too soon. I can't wait for the next one.
Tracy Crabtree –
Thrilling A lot of changes and new characters found throughout the tale. Evil cliffhanger with very intriguing location twist. Waiting impatiently.
Avery Groves –
Excellent Book I have truly enjoyed this book. Dang Cliffhangers. I am looking forward to the next installment and how Gavin and Kiri fair.
Clint Estep –
Great. These books are great. I love the approach the Author uses in his explanation of the magical.look forward to the next book.
Joe Cummins –
Definitely recommend reading the Histories of Drakmoor Outstanding story, I loved it. Never a dull moment and fast paced, I had a hard time putting it down to do other things.
Gregory del Valle –
Brilliant Very well written book! Loved every part of it! Can't wait for the next book to come out! Excited to see what will happen and how Gavin takes it! Brilliant Very well written book! Loved every part of it! Can't wait for the next book to come out! Excited to see what will happen and how Gavin takes it!
Kathleen Gibson –
Enjoyable Wonderful story, absolutely enjoyable, waiting for the next two books. Told some friends about it, being avid readers they will look into this author’s books.
Lorria McKnight –
Really enjoying this series This series is well written and captivating. I’m looking forward to the next book and to see where it goes from here.
Peter Cornell –
Good read in the series. Strange ending.
Linda McLaughlin –
Great book of Drakmoor I enjoyed this book and the first two very much. I can hardly wait for the next one. Hope they come out soon.
Susan –
Bring on the Elves Some more traditional characters in this one. Giants, Dwarfs and Elves but watch out for the Dark Elves. Add a Necromancer to the group
Melissa Jane –
Great series. Recommended.
Steven Jamieson –
Great Read I really enjoyed this book of the series, not was fast moving but not so fast to exclude character development. I can not wait to start on the fourth book.
Tim Martin –
Very engaging read. Enjoyed the continued story line and character development. Very hard to put down!
James Osborne –
#3 An interesting read with new characters and new adventures. A challenging set of dramas with a couple twists you don’t see coming. Also, an interesting ending.
Jeffrey Dillman –
Fantastic book This book kept me on hooked the entire time. Thank god the next book is out so I can read it now.