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A Magical Storm

Magical Chapters Trilogy, Volume 3

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A Magical Storm

By: Victoria Zigler
Narrated by: Emma Thorpe
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There’s something about birthdays that make you think about the past, and now that she’s celebrating her 10th birthday, that’s just what Paige is doing.

But nothing could bring those memories so clearly to the surface better than an uninvited party guest from her past who wont even meet her gaze. Now Paige’s anger and frustration are threatening to over-power the control she has over her magic; can she learn to control her temper before it’s too late?

This is the third book in the Magical Chapters trilogy.

The titles in the series are as follows:

  1. Witchlet
  2. The Pineapple Loving Dragon
  3. A Magical Storm
©2013 Victoria Zigler and Keroberous Publishing (P)2019 Victoria Zigler and Keroberous Publishing Fairy Tales, Folk Tales & Myths Fantasy Fiction Science Fiction & Fantasy Celebration

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