The book “The Road to Sevendor” by Terry Mancour is part of the Spellmonger series and serves as the 11.5th installment. It contains four previously unpublished short stories from the Spellmonger universe, namely “The Wizard of Birchroot Bridge,” “The Secret of Westwood Hall,” “The Road to Sevendor,” and “The Iron Ring.” Additionally, it includes the full and complete versions of three previously published short stories: “The River Mists of Talry,” “Victory Soup,” and “The Spellmonger’s Wedding.” These stories offer readers a glimpse into the rich and fantastical world of Callidore, where medieval elements are infused with evil.

“The Wizard of Birchroot Bridge” takes readers on a journey with a young wizard named Tyndal as he faces a dangerous magical creature lurking near Birchroot Bridge. As Tyndal confronts this threat, he discovers hidden secrets about his own powers and potential.

In “The Secret of Westwood Hall,” the story revolves around a group of young apprentices who stumble upon a hidden chamber within Westwood Hall. Inside, they uncover ancient artifacts that hold immense power. As they delve deeper into the mysteries of the chamber, they must confront their own fears and make difficult choices.

“The Road to Sevendor” follows the adventures of a group of travelers as they embark on a perilous journey to the city of Sevendor. Along the way, they encounter various challenges, including treacherous landscapes, dangerous creatures, and unexpected allies. This story explores themes of friendship, loyalty, and bravery in the face of adversity.

“The Iron Ring” introduces readers to a skilled blacksmith named Rondal. When his village is attacked by marauders, Rondal must use his craftsmanship to defend his home and loved ones. This tale showcases the importance of resilience and resourcefulness in times of crisis.

“The River Mists of Talry,” “Victory Soup,” and “The Spellmonger’s Wedding” are previously published short stories that have been included in their entirety in this book. These stories provide additional depth and context to the Spellmonger series, offering readers a chance to further explore the world and characters created by Terry Mancour.

Overall, “The Road to Sevendor” offers fans of the Spellmonger series an opportunity to delve into new adventures and revisit familiar characters. With its blend of magic, action, and intricate world-building, this book provides an immersive reading experience for fantasy enthusiasts.

• The Road to Sevendor

• A Spellmonger Anthology
• By: Terry Mancour
• Narrated by: John Lee

First Spellmonger Collection! Includes two exclusive audio stories, Stonesinger and The Ugliest Handmaid in Castal.

Contains four previously unpublished Spellmonger short stories, “The Wizard of Birchroot Bridge”, “The Secret of Westwood Hall”, “The Road to Sevendor” and “The Iron Ring”, including full and complete versions of the previously published The River Mists of Talry, Victory Soup and The Spellmonger’s Wedding. Enjoy these scraps from Spellmonger’s desk and the fantasy world of Callidore – where they bring evil back to the Middle Ages!

I appreciate getting back to the story, connecting the dots between plots and characters becomes clearer, so I enjoyed this anthology. Although the author has more time than the screenwriter, the author still cannot include every scene and extra lighting that occurs during the writing process. Some of them are the beginnings of new books, but some “end up on the cutting room floor”. I loved it Terry Mancour, and thanks to John Lee for adding that magical power that only a great storyteller can bring to a well-developed fantasy world.

Lately, I’ve been hooked on this entire series and lamented that the only short story or novel that has ever been narrated, is “Spellmonger’s Honeymoon”. But then Audible was selling everything off and I decided to buy the rest of the series at once. Then I found this one, which contained all the other short stories, and fortunately, like the main series – they were told by the owner himself. Honestly, you don’t necessarily need to read this book or these short stories, if you’re not a complete completeist and the missing volumes in the larger books don’t bother you. however I am a perfectionist; missing episodes bothered me; and besides, I just love this universe so I can’t pass up the opportunity to enjoy it more.

This will certainly fill the gap between Warmage and Magelord, and the missing parts of Magelord. My favorites are The Spellmongers Wedding, Victory Soup and The Road to Sevendor, although The Ugliest Maid in Castal has me laughing right at my desk. The sarcastic wit, succinct conversation, and detailed plot not only reveal more about the world of Spellmonger, but reintroduce us to beloved characters. And the ending makes me crave the Arcanist more than ever. October 1st couldn’t have come sooner!

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