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Merlin Ragnarr

The Book of Lies (2nd Edition)

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Merlin Ragnarr

By: Ivan Holiday Arsenault
Narrated by: Margo Brialis
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Merlin Ragnarr just turned 16. For his birthday, he got a cool watch, a not so cool magick amulet that he can't get off his neck.

Attacked by a Warlock and a Draugr. Rescued by a sorcerer who claims he's the grandson of Thor and must attend Seiðrune School of Viking Sorcery, a high school that just happens to be in Antarctica!

Do remember your first high school sweetheart? Albino beauty Frost Blackwell and her dark haired identical twin Raven we're conceived using dark magick. Born with a curse, they must live as one, feel as one, and die as one. Frost is in love with Merlin, and her sister is trying hard not to be.

©2020 Ivan Holiday Arsenault (P)2022 Ivan Holiday Arsenault Fantasy Science Fiction & Fantasy Young Adult Fiction Witchcraft Magic Users High School

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