Wizard's School: Year 1, The Wizard's Secret

by Tim Myers

New York Times Bestselling Author, Agatha Award Nominee, and IMBA National Bestseller!Raised at the Poison Ivy Orphanage, young Griffin has nearly lost hope when a stranger comes through with magic crystals that focus powers in the young. The magician Sharidan is starting a new school for wizards who don’t show their true abilities until they are exposed to the crystals, and Griffin is to be in the first class. Young Griffin, along with new friends, Luke and Callie, discover that magic has its own set of problems!

Genres: Fantasy

134 pages, Kindle Edition

First published July 30, 2010

About the author

Also writes under the pseudonyms Elizabeth Bright, Melissa Glazer, Chris Cavender, and Jessica Beck.

Tim Myers is the author of dozens of short stories published in mystery magazines and anthologies. He lives with his family near the Blue Ridge Mountains he loves and writes about. He is the award-winning author of the Agatha nominated Lighthouse Inn mystery series as well as over seventy short stories. Tim has been a stay-at-home dad for the last twelve years, finding time for murder and mayhem whenever he can.

Series:
* A Lighthouse Inn Mystery
* A Candlemaking Mystery
* A Soapmaking Mystery

Reviews

[M Parker]

Like but not

The book is a good read its like Harry potter but not ?
As good but in a way of its own try it and see 👀 next one here l go !

[Petra Be]

Too rushed. Up to about page 50 (the book has 132 pages) it was not very interesting, then it got enjoyable until the contest. Why put a contest in the story if you can't really know anything about it? And it was supposed to be the highlight of the year. And the final duel? Rushed and lame. If there are any other books in the series, I'm not going to bother with them. It could have been a good book as there were some good ideas, but they just fall flat.