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Foundling Wizard
- Apprentice to Master Series, Book 1
- Narrated by: Joe Hempel
- Length: 11 hrs and 11 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Magic is just one more thing to be stolen....
For over 100 years, the Temple of Ran has been sacrificing young wizards in order to steal their power. When Lorit discovers that he holds the rare ability to use magic, he becomes their next target.
At first, he runs, working to master his abilities on the move so that one day he might be able to resist them. But that was before the Temple targets his beloved sister, Chihon. In order to save her life, he infuses her with his own power.
Now, they're both targets.
Together, they'll battle to make the world safe for magicians everywhere...if they can survive the temple's power-hungry priests. If they can't, their enemy will absorb their magic and become unstoppable.
Experience the start of an epic fantasy series filled with dark magic, sinister villains, and non-stop adventure. It's perfect for fans of D. K. Holmberg, Will Wight, and K. F. Breene.
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- Anonymous User
- 28-07-2020
Horrible written
Horribly written, no real challenge imposed on the main characters. A total lack of care from the “Mighty Ones”. The main characters lack the empathy to try find other methods to source information and choosing to torture at there first opportunity in order to get what they want. Main character is incredibly unrelateable. He feels bad about letting children die under his care but easily snuffs the life from a young child who has “betrayed him” without a second thought. Progression far too quick with the trick to magic being just imagine something and it will happen, unless it’s too over powered and then it will be stopped by a lack of power. All challenges were too easily overcome and within another book or two these characters should be the most powerful wizards to ever live with the type of quick progression they have received. Poor read for any that enjoy likeable and interesting characters and slow and realistic character development
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