Interview for a Wizard
J.A. ArecesIn this podiobook: On Halloween night, the greatest vacation spot in the world is about to be scared to death. A dangerous and mad wizard has escaped from jail, and there is no one who can identify him. With only seven days left before Halloween, Jesse and wizard special agent Ch-U-Ch race to solve the mystery, but time is quickly running out.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 18 | Founded | 16 years ago |
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Masterful, I am someone who gets distracted from whats going on in stories mopst times, but the way he writes sucks me in and i cant do anything but be mezmurized by the writing style and the plot along with it! One-hundered percent recomend toanyone who needs a quick escape.
Podchaser52 years agoLilly- Far Out!
Great fun!
Apple Podcasts5Recycler4570
United States3 years ago - ?
I am a HP Uber fan! Is this really that much of a knock off? Is it worth checking out or is it a bust?
Apple Podcasts3Cubone&NatutrainerLannisterfanUnited States4 years ago - I was bored, could not listen to more then 7 episodes
Very boring audiobook
Apple Podcasts1Natiko
United Kingdom13 years ago - Writing needs editing; reading is tedious and painful.
The author tries so hard to make his reading sound intense and dark that it comes off as a joke. It's painful to listen to, and the story wasn't that good, either. Some people say it gets better with time. But the poor reading is so distracting that I can't finish the second episode. I know writing and recording is hard, and I try to give new authors the benefit of the doubt. However, that only goes so far. Perhaps if someone were editing for him, and someone else read it, it might be worthwhile... more
Apple Podcasts1Maid MirawynUnited States13 years ago - It is ok
The fact that the villion's name is Raven Claw made me think of Harry Potter pissed me off. And the author is very boring. I wish he had gotten someone else to do it. His narration is very repetitive and has a habit of describing ordinary things is awful. However, I have read all three novels and overall, I'd recommend it. Its a goid story for teens. He is no John Lenahan (see shadowmagic series) but it is a good story. 3 stars for good story, great plot, and developed characters.
Apple Podcasts3Sgp232790United States13 years ago - Good story... and that
If you can go through the first chapter, you can make it through the book. I liked the story, and if I had gotten the actual book (if there is one) I would've liked it a lot. But... The writer has a horrible accent and does a horible job voicing. His women voices are pukey. On top of that, more than other podiobooks, there is music. Not just at the beginning. Throughout the whole book, sometimes while he's speaking. Also, sometimes there are sound effects that are at least 3 times louder than th... more
Apple Podcasts3HZVMUnited States14 years ago - Tries Too Hard
The premise is ok, if it weren't for the fact it is a total rip off of Harry Potter wannabe. The author is horrible at reading his own work. The music/sound effects are distracting. Redundant in phases. Annoying with the voices. I listen to the whole book and have decided not to go on with the series.
Apple Podcasts1Kandiland2001United States14 years ago
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