The Wolven Mark

Megan Linski

May 2020 · Hidden Legends: University of Sorcery Book 1 · Gryfyn Publishing · Narrated by Maxx Pinkins and Liana Walsh

About this audiobook

Finding your soulmate can be deadly...

Emma

I never believed magic was real– until I used it to kill a werewolf.

Not long after, a letter arrived from a supernatural school for fae, claiming I was a sorceress. I’m forced into a world where dragons breathe fire, griffins fly, alicorns battle and wolves hunt monsters. At this academy, sorceresses are bound to alpha shifter mates, and pagan rituals are used to connect with the gods.

I know my mate is somewhere within the school... along with those who want my blood. A cult of dark magic is following my every move, and I have to master my powers before they come for me...

Ethan

I never meant to kill my own father.

What happened led to the loss of my leg, and my reputation as heir to the throne. I found a way to pay for my sins by playing the role of Prince Ethan during the day, and a vigilante hunting cultists by night. Keeping my secret identity hidden has been far more difficult than I imagined.

But now my kingdom is at stake. A new leader will be chosen through the King’s Contest, a fatal competition where contestants battle for power and, more often than not, die in the process. Without a mate, I cannot compete for the crown.

I formed an unbreakable bond with Emma upon first sight. But I have to keep my love a secret. Emma can’t know she’s my true mate; otherwise, she’ll be in more danger than ever before.

But the King’s Contest is rapidly approaching, and if I don’t choose a mate soon, the fate of my country will fall into the wrong hands...

Ratings and reviews

One of the very many books of the same type. Child/young adult with absent/dead/abusive parent(s) that find out they have powers. When learning their powers they find they're unique and destined for great things. Also find their soul mate who is also unique and destined for great things. their mate usually also went through some type of traumatic experience. After reading the first book of this type, ite painfully obvious where the story line goes.

It was refreshing to read a book where not all the characters are completely perfect in appearance and are celebrated for their uniqueness. It will be interesting to see how the characters evolve in future books in the series.

was a pretty good book only you might not want it on your speakers when guests or kids are present😅 some descriptive scenes just pop out of nowhere