Magic Times Three - Magic by the Numbers, #5

Name: Magic Times Three
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Author: Lyndon Hardy
ISBN: 9781733095013

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Lyndon Hardy

Lyndon Hardy
Paru le : 16/01/2020

Briana, daughter of the Archimage had vanished. Fig Newton summoned a demon to help find her. Too bad it was a succubus, a seductive devourer of men.... > Lire la suite

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Briana, daughter of the Archimage had vanished. Fig Newton summoned a demon to help find her. Too bad it was a succubus, a seductive devourer of men. Some time had passed since Briana and Fig had saved the Earth from sinister aliens (as told in the Archimage's Fourth Daughter). Together, they struggled to put together a "magic show" that would provide them enough money on which to get by. Fig was infatuated by Briana, but, as she explained, she loved him like a brother.
Briana was homesick, a fish out of water on the Earth and longing for home on a distant world, one for which the crafts of thuaumaturgy, alchemy, magic, sorcery, and wizardry were common. Briana vanishes, and Fig's pursuit to find her takes him to the Gates of Hell in central Asia, the catacombs of Paris, cold, drab modern Moscow, and a place to which no mortal had ever travelled before.

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Date de parution : 16/01/2020
Editeur : Lyndon Hardy
Collection : Magic by the Numbers
ISBN : 978-1-7330950-1-3
EAN : 9781733095013
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Biographie de Lyndon Hardy

I am a New York Times best-selling author of the Magic by the Numbers fantasy series. One Last Heist is planned to be published in December 2023 but will be available for preorder in September. I meld my knowledge from a PhD in elementary particle physics with the fantasy of alchemy, sorcery, and wizardry to produce tales in which there are constraints and limitations. Magic is not omnipotent. When the protagonists are in a jam, they are not saved with a simple bibbity, bobbiity, boo.
With the exception that book 5, Magic Times Three, involves the same protagonists as book 4, The Archimage's Fourth Daughter, all the books in the series have different leading characters. They can be read in any order. I have some experience with adventures in our universe as well -- orchestrating the classic Rose Bowl Card Stunt in 1962. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Rose_Bowl_HoaxI have yet to come up with a plot in which a stamp collector saves the universe.