Wizard's Rage

by Chris Chandler

An Amazing Fantasy Novel! This Epic Fantasy has everything your looking for! Adventure, suspense, action, magic, and much more! There has been almost a thousand years of peace between the kingdoms. The magical parchment that binds the kingdoms, sealed with the blood from the kings of old, has only a year left. Tensions run high, will the kingdoms stay at peace or go to war. The truce is coming to an end as an amazing journey is just beginning! Excerpt page 96 The wizard waved his hands and the cloud dissipated into nothing. He made his way toward the main tent, stepping over guards as they barely breathed in their petrified state. When he approached the main tent he saw the two guards slumped over in front of the entrance. He cast his hands toward them and levitated them out of the way, laying them on the ground to the side of the tent. As he made his way into the tent, he saw the prince sleeping on the bed. He cast a binding spell over the prince, a light in the shape of a rope, coiled itself around the prince. He than raised his right hand and the prince was raised into the air horizontally. He turned his hand to position the prince vertically upright and than motioned his hand again, to move his captive just more than a foot in front of him. He decided to wake his captive up, with a slight motion of his finger the rope of light contracted.

231 pages, Paperback

First published April 11, 2012

About the author

Chris Chandler is a storyteller, author, and book lover. She is a two-time cast member of Boulder’s Listen To Your Mother show and has been published on ScaryMommy.com and in The Boulder Magazine. She lives in Boulder, CO with her husband, is the mother of two adult sons and one bonus daughter. She helps others find and tell their stories by facilitating writing circles for women. Ways to connect: linktr.ee/chrischandler.

Reviews

[Chris Chandler · Rating 5 out of 5]

Amazing journey

For a 1st time author. Good imagination and great job keeping the story going and getting the reader engaged. Good job!