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Elliott's Tale: Book 4 of the Stuck in Magic series

Continuing Stuck in Magic, the first in a new series of novellas…

Exiled from power to wander aimlessly, Elliott and his remaining companions are hired by a movement of villagers to lead a revolt against their baron.

But when it becomes clear there can be no compromise between the baron’s iron boot and the villagers’ desire for freedom, he finds himself dragged into a struggle far harsher than he’d signed up for – a war to the knife that will reshape an ancient kingdom… or see its spark of freedom extinguished once and for all.

105 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 2, 2025

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Christopher G. Nuttall

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September 7, 2026
Well crafted as always.

Nuttall seldom disappoints and Elliot is a sympathetic character. His purpose is to show what organized military can do against a tribal coalition of powerful individuals. But, it's hard not to want him to be magical and explore organized, procedural warfare using sorcery and magitech.
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May 25, 2025
short but a good continuation

I enjoyed the first volume of the series quite a bit, but this one was a little short but covered the ground and I am curious as to what will come next. I must admit I am a Nuttall fan and read most of what he writes.
212 reviews1 follower
June 7, 2025
If you haven't read the earlier books in this series go do so now

This story while well written and interesting will be much more interesting and comprehensible if the earlier books have been read. I do hope there is a happy ending in store for Elliott in future books.
76 reviews3 followers
September 13, 2026
short and sweet

A good story and falls right into the stuck in magic universe.
I am disappointed that no beta readers were used as there were so many typos and grammatical errors as well as misspelled words that made little sense as part of the dialogue
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