Broken Enchantments

Welcome to the first episode of Broken Enchantments! In this episode, We meet Janir for the first time and discover how she came to be raised by her father's archenemy.  

An annoying noblewoman makes advances on Janir's stepfather, but the woman's brother may have more sinister motives.

Janir must face the consequences of her awakening powers and Armandius must choose between protecting his people or his adoptive daughter. Enjoy this free Fantasy audiobook, episode by episode! Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ElisabethWheatley

Janir flees her home to the safety of the mountain forests, but soon finds she is not quite as alone as she first thought. Enjoy this free Fantasy audiobook, episode by episode! Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ElisabethWheatley

Janir is adjusting to the road with her new enchanter companion, but they are not the only ones in the forest and danger lurks in the shadows.

As it becomes clear that the mountains are not as abandoned as they should be, the companions realize that Brevia itself could be in danger and they have a duty to warn the lowlands.

Janir and Karile know speed is their only hope for avoiding capture, but what they run toward might be worse than what they flee.

Janir and Karile find themselves trapped in a vast underground cave complex and soon discover that they are not alone.

As Janir and Karile struggle to escape the labyrinth beneath the mountain, they soon find that the worst is yet to come.

Janir and Karile escape the labyrinth beneath the mountain, only to be captured by their human pursuers and quickly learn that not all monsters have scales. 

Taken captive, Janir makes an escape attempt. But she might have just made things worse. Enjoy this free Fantasy audiobook, episode by episode!

When Janir accidentally escapes her brother in a market for magical creatures, she soon realizes that it might not be the stroke of luck she expected.

Rescued by an unlikely savior, Janir seeks refuge in a seeress's cottage. There she quickly learns just how much of a curse some gifts can be and that some answers only create more questions.

Janir has learned life isn't fair, but that won't stop her trying to protect an innocent family from Lucan and his soldiers.

Guided by the directions of the seeress, Lucan takes Janir and Karile to the seaside city of Avenport on their way to the Temple of Amatahns. But if the two captives were hoping to find help here, they have another thing coming.

The quest for the Key of Amatahns leads into the ocean, but Janir and her friends soon spot trouble headed their way on two horizons.

Janir, Saoven, and Karile have miraculously survived a shipwreck, but their relief is short lived as more than one pursuer has also made it through the storm.

Janir, Karile, and Saoven have survived shipwrecks, monsters, and being taken prisoner, but their next enemy might be the deadliest one yet. After all, how can one fight those who are already dead?

Janir, Karile, Saoven, and their captors stumble upon their goal, but trapped far underground with an undead army in pursuit, it may become their grave.

The good news—Janir's brother has failed to secure the ancient power of Amatahns. Trapped underground as they face and army of undead, the doom of Lucan and his soldiers is inevitable. The bad news—he's determined to take Janir and her friends down with him.

The Key is returned and Janir has escaped with her friends, but one loose end remains—what to do with the brother who tried to kill her and has the blood of countless others on his hands?

Janir and her friends reunite with her foster-father in Saaradan, the capital city of Brevia. It should be a time of celebration, but a shadow looms over their arrival. 

Janir recounts her past months of adventures to Armandius and learns that more dangers may lurk in the shadows.

Janir should be safe in the royal palace, but when a mysterious figure appears in her window in the middle of the night, she prepares to defend herself.

Janir searches for answers about her powers in the royal library, but runs into unexpected complications.

Janir is brought before the High Lords of Brevia and must either convince them she is no threat—or face the headsman.

Janir allows Karile to drag her on a last-minute tour of Saaradan, but it quickly turns into a covert errand into the Enchanter Temple.

Janir and Armandius begin the journey home to Green Haven with the Queen of Brevia. They should be safe in their own country surrounded by an armed escort, but these roads harbor danger.

Lady Gwenna is taken hostage by the attacking bandits. Karile has a plan to rescue her, but Janir fears he might do more harm than good.

Janir prepares to keep her promise to take Karile exploring the mountains around her childhood home and awkwardly faces her growing feelings for Saoven. 

Janir and Karile continue their search for the Kryden Road, but soon find they might be in for more than they bargained for. 

Janir and Karile are discovered by the dwarves they were spying on and find themselves once again running for their lives.

For once, Janir finds herself sidelined from danger as Armandius and Saoven venture out to confront the nascent invasion.

Janir has been left out of this battle, but soon the captives and casualties return to Castle Caersynn while Janir finds herself faced with a suspicious character who seems vaguely familiar.

Janir has caught a spy, but has been caught by one in the process. She runs to Saoven for help and soon realizes that she and the intruder aren't the only ones with secrets.

Janir never expected to be captured in the safety of her childhood home, but the Lord Argetallam's reach stretched farther than she expected.

Janir has learned that rescue doesn't always come when or from whom she would like, but with the Argetallams determined to take her back to Adasha, she might have to save herself.

Janir and Karile have escaped the Argetallams, but they aren't the only predators lurking in the snowy mountains.

Janir comes face to face with one of her father's most trusted generals and must decide whether to risk Karile's life in another escape attempt, or accept her fate in hopes of saving him.

Taken captive, Janir is a little surprised to find that the Argetallams seem more interested in making her one of them than treating her like a prisoner.

Despite her captors' threats to kill her best friend if she attempts escape, Janir is desperate. Her only hope to avoid being taken back to her father is to risk it, even if it means a death sentence for Karile.

Janir finds herself recaptured and brought to the Lord Argetallam. But surprisingly, he seems more interested in winning her over than interrogation.

Lucan the Argetallam Prince confides his darkest guilt to a slave in the halls of the Argetallam palace, and Janir wakes to find herself in a strange room with strange people and no memory of how she got there.

As Janir tries to re-adjust to life in Adasha, she finds herself a stranger in her own home, surrounded by questions and relying on those around her to tell her who she is.

As Janir struggles with what she doesn't remember, she continues to ask questions that the Argetallams around her seem unable to answer.

Janir attends what should be an innocuous family dinner, but she quickly finds that danger can lurk anywhere.

The Lord Argetallam decides Janir will accompany him to the frontlines of the war and she has no choice but to prepare.

Janir and the other Argetallams leave the beaches of Adasha for the frosted mountain peaks of the Brevian borderlands. And with them comes one of the most powerful artifacts known to man.

Janir and the Argetallams arrive in an abandoned city turned army base where they meet with a war hungry general and a vengeful sorceress.

Janir and the Argetallams settle into their allies' base at Valmahken and discover a dark secret regarding the arcane artifact they brought with them.

While hunting in the mountains surrounding Valmahken, Janir encounters two strangers who claim to know her. But they are in league with the enemy and things soon take a turn for bad.

Janir watches as Saoven is captured and taken to her father, and quickly realizes, to her horror, that death awaits the elf at the hands of the Lord Argetallam.

Janir distracts herself from Saoven's captivity with training, but she can only forget the enigmatic elf—and his suffering—for so long.

Janir is captured by two elves searching for Saoven and they demand answers.

Janir's elvish captors unexpectedly release her after vague insinuations and hints at a greater conspiracy. When she returns to the Argetallam camp, she finds her heart and mind more conflicted than ever.

As Janir continues to struggle with the conflicting narratives and inconsistencies around her, a conversation with her brother only confirms what she knows in her heart.

Janir's ghostly memories become harder and harder to ignore. With the immortal Stlavish army bearing down on Brevia, she finds herself cornered into making a choice and asking hard questions.

Janir finally reaches a breaking point and chooses to face the mysteries surrounding the elf prisoner, Saoven. She goes to see him in secret, but under the watchful eye of her father's Argetallams, nothing stays secret for long.

Found out by her father and Kenistrith, Janir is subjected to torture as the Argetallams try to break her mind a second time. But finding a way to resist their torments is the only way to save her mother's country and the man she loves. 

Janir has committed to her course and thrown in her lot with the Brevians, but the race is on to see if she can destroy the Chalice of Malvron before she is stopped by the Argetallam soldiers.

The Chalice is destroyed and Brevia is saved, but Saoven is still a prisoner and Janir has only a gangly enchanter to help her rescue him.

The Chalice of Malvron is destroyed and Janir is adjusting to life as a guest of a Brevian lord alongside a convalescing Saoven. But a messenger from her foster-father brings news revealing that the war isn't over yet.

Janir is re-introduced to the adoptive father she can't remember, but their already stilted meeting is overshadowed by the machinations of the sorceress Zhamarza.

While listening in on a private council, Janir and Karile learn that Lady Gwenna has been captured by the sorceress Zhamarza and the sorceress now demands Janir in exchange. To save one of the noblemwomen who have ever been kind to her, Janir will have to go back into the thick of danger and the scheming of the Argetallams.

Janir and the others, led by Armandius, embark on the trail of the kidnapped noblewoman with help from a magical device. The going is slow and difficult, but Janir begins to see the portends of conflict as her foster-father tries to interference in her budding relationship with Saoven.

Janir and the rescue party find themselves outnumbered and surrounded in a strange land. Drawn into an unavoidable, but obvious trap, their circumstances quickly worsen.

Taken captive. Again. Janir turns herself over to her father's Argetallams in exchange for the promise that Saoven and the others will be spared, but do promises to a traitor mean anything?

Janir makes a deal with her father—her allegiance in exchange for the lives of her friends. But as with most things involving the Lord Argetallam, that is not the whole story.

Janir is allowed to visit Saoven and her other friends where they are being held in prison, but they are less than enthused to learn of her bargain with the Lord Argetallam.

The Lord Argetallam chose not to punish Janir for killing her aunt months ago, but her cousin Emilla is not so forgiving.

Janir and Lucan survive the fall from her balcony, but find themselves caught in a maze of tombs. Injured and trapped, they soon learn that they are not alone among the sarcophagi and something is hunting them through the catacombs.

Janir and Lucan flee through the underground catacombs beneath Tarkoth, chased by monsters and aided by a mysterious benefactress, but can they find their way back to the surface?

As Janir and Lucan find their way out of the monster-infested catacombs, they cross paths with someone from Janir's forgotten past—an elf enchanter whose name she can't remember.

Janir and Lucan confront the strange enchanter and quickly learn he knows Janir better than she realized...and he wants her dead.

Janir has survived yet another assassination attempt, but she finds reaching safety to look less like victory and more like being captured again.

Janir is allowed a meeting with Saoven and Karile where she tries to make them see that there are greater things at stake than her freedom. After, she faces hard questions from Cyrilius.

In the middle of the night, Janir is awakened to learn that the Temple has been breached and morsains are swarming into the upper levels. In the confusion, she seizes and opportunity to rescue Saoven and her friends, but that may have unintended consequences.

Janir's attempt to help Saoven and the others is foiled when the Lord Argetallam and his warriors trap them. As old animosities are brought to bear, Armandius issues a challenge to Janir's father  that is sure to leave at least one of them dead.

Eighteen years of repressed hate and rage collide when the Lord Argetallam and Armandius finally fight, leaving Janir torn and fearing for them both.

One rash enchanter-priest brings Janir, her friends, and her enemies face to face with the very embodiment of bloodthirst and war.

Janir fights to help her loved ones and even some enmies escape from the crumbling Temple of Tarkoth and the clutches of her father. But no good deed goes unpunished when you anger the Lord Argetallam.

It has been a year since Janir left behind her friends and the man she loves. As princess, she presides over an Argetallam court until an unexpected arrival from a foreign dignitary changes everything.

Janir can only evade hard decisions and hard conversations for so long, both at court and with Saoven. But can she convince him to leave Adasha? Or are they destined for tragedy?