Warded Mage

Reawakening Saga #4

by D.W. Jackson

Human mages have been hunted for centuries by the Brotherhood of the Fox, leaving Thad to learn the art through trial and error. When he finally finds another mage, he must travel back into the Underearth in order to train. In the Vathari stronghold he learns many secrets least of all is how to wield his magic. Thad constantly dreams of his home and of the princess who had once been his friend. The foreboding dreams force Thad to hurry to complete his training and continue on his journey to reach Farlan. Back in the world of men his life does not become any easier as the Brotherhood is now searching for him, in the never ending attempt to rid the world of all creatures of magical nature.
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Genres: Fantasy, Magic, High Fantasy, Amazon, Young Adult

198 pages, Kindle Edition

First published November 10, 2013

About the author

D.W. Jackson was born in McAlester Oklahoma, Attended College at Oklahoma City University, and Northeastern State University. As soon as he graduated high school in 2001 he joined the Oklahoma National Guard. In 2003 he was Sent along with five others from his unit to Iraq where he spent slightly over a year in deployment. After returning home he worked as a pipeline surveyor traveling all across the U.S. in 2009 he took a job as a correctional officer for the state of Oklahoma where he worked at both a medium and minimal security level prison. In 2012 his heath declined and was unable to continue working. With time on his hands and out of books to read he decided to pursue his dream of being a writer.

Reviews

[Imkmoney]

Ah!! The Sky, Nice to See you Again!

Thad has finished being underground and at last leaves the underground. He has trained with both races and been blessed by both God's, each giving him magic he has to learn to use.
The Brotherhood of the Fox is after he and his friends. They will fight again, but will Thad be ready or die?

Much better read than the last book!
I didn't like being trapped underground for who knows how long.
Read in 1 day

[morgan]

Splendid

Quite some few typos, but the flow is nice. I can't wait to read the next one. The characters are intriguing and while most are found in other books of the sort, there was one I had never heard of before.

[Andrew Fielding]

I had to give this book 5 starts because even though it was rife with bad grammar, Spelling and misused words I was so caught up in the story I could not put it down and had to immediately move on to the next book when finished.

[Vader]

5 star - Perfect
4 star - i would recommend
3 star - good
2 star - struggled to complete
1 star - could not finish

[Kekezza]

I'm still reading, and I love the story. Only reason it's not got 5 stars is the proof reading. It's terrible.
I've dropped in at book 4, so will have to go back to the beginning (blaming Kobo).

[Shauna Closen]

So much better than the last one. We didn't get to far, storywise, but it's picked up and I can't wait to read the next one! Unfortunately, this one does need some fairly serious proofreading.