One Last Heist

Name: One Last Heist
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Author: Lyndon Hardy
ISBN: 9798987339909

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Lyndon Hardy

Lyndon Hardy
Paru le : 14/10/2023

Would Diana, the sorceress, ever get out from under the oppressive control by her uncle?Could Nicholas finally put behind himself his failures as a magician?How... > Lire la suite

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Would Diana, the sorceress, ever get out from under the oppressive control by her uncle?Could Nicholas finally put behind himself his failures as a magician?How could Lionel dance through the perils of warring lords unscathed?Who were the magicians resposible for the recurring explosions? If they were not stopped, the entire world would be shattered into no more than cosmic dust. Written by New York Times Best Selling Author Lyndon Hardy.
Volume 7 of the Magic by the Numbers series, each one of which is freestanding from the others. Can be read in any order. Praise for previous books in the Magic by the Numbers series:Brandon Sanderson fans should check this one out -Amazon customerOne of the most logical detailing of the laws of magic ever to appear in fantasy -- Lester del Rey>A fun read -- Larry NivenWell-writen, great adventure - Stephen J.
WolfProbably one of the best pieces of Fantasy fiction I've ever read -- Amazon customer

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Date de parution : 14/10/2023
Editeur : Lyndon Hardy
ISBN : 8987339909
EAN : 9798987339909
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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.