Oops! I Broke the Wizard's Android!

by Royce Roeswood

Narrated by Royce Roeswood

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Pub Date Sep 23 2024 | Archive Date Oct 05 2024

General Fiction (Adult) | Sci Fi & Fantasy | Teens & YA

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Description

She has the worst wizard’s apprenticeship ever. And that was before the android showed up.

On a moon in the middle of nowhere, in a damp and crumbling tower, with a befuddled Master Wizard who forgets she exists, there’s no way that Ninienne Lightcaster’s year could get any worse.

But when an android arrives to take her place, Ninienne’s plans for the future are shattered. If she can’t be a magical creature healer, then who is she?

Not to mention the other mysteries hiding in the shadows. What happened to the previous apprentice? Does the delivery boy have a crush on her? What did her familiar eat this time?

And what’s that lurking in the woods?

Hilarious and heartfelt, this genre-bending debut novel will delight and surprise you with its imaginative world and memorable characters.

She has the worst wizard’s apprenticeship ever. And that was before the android showed up.

On a moon in the middle of nowhere, in a damp and crumbling tower, with a befuddled Master Wizard who...

Available Editions

EDITION	Audiobook, Unabridged
ISBN	9781737388241
PRICE	$14.99 (USD)
DURATION	8 Hours, 12 Minutes, 18 Seconds

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Featured Reviews

William P, Reviewer

(4.5 Stars)

I love when audiobooks are read by the author, so there is an extra .5 for the narrator.

This book is YA, but don't let that stop you from reading it as an adult. There is excellent character development and world-building. The concept is unique, an it reminds me a little of Scott Meyer's Magic 2.0 series, but less sardonic.

The author uses several literary techniques to break up the chapters and keep the story interesting. One of them is referencing "external" sources, which I always appreciate when done right. If you like the Emily Wilde series, this might be a good book for you.

This book has a "cozy" feel and like much modern fantasy/sci-fi is very positive and embraces diversity.