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Wraith Wizard Commander: Walking the Grim Path
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Expected 1 Jun 26Being the Wraith Wizard is hard enough. Adding "Commander" to the title is a nightmare.
Tyson Hale thought he’d earned a rest after stopping Veildrax and putting the Titan General Dragus in the dirt. Instead, he’s been rewarded with a promotion he never asked for and a holy order of demons about as battle-ready as a sack of wet flour.
Accompanied by two pirate friends and a lethal orc warrior, Tyson leads a doomed march into the heart of Draco Canyon. The mission is find the next Titan General and end him. The problem is, Tyson’s internal operating system is having a mental breakdown.
In the Wasteland, Tyson only had to look out for number one. Now, he has eighty-three lives riding on every tactical decision. He needs Rune—the goddess-machine living in his soul—to navigate the chaos, but the ancient Corruption is poisoning her mind. As her sanity fractures, her counsel becomes a minefield of glitches and volatile impulses.
Tyson Hale never wanted to lead, but with a unit to protect and a goddess to save, he’s about to find out exactly how much a commander can lose.
Wrath Wizard Commander is the second book in the Wraith Wizard series, picking up one month after the events of Wraith Wizard Ascendant. The stakes only continue to rise, ancient mysteries start to become clear, and someone close to Tyson might just be hiding something.
About the Series: Experience an isekai with a unique twist, as a Wasteland survivor from Earth continues to navigate a fantasy world of demons, dragons, and a whole lot more. Featuring an easy-to-follow LitRPG progression system that grows more complex as the series unfolds, Tyson winds up growing in power and adding new skills, spells, and weapons to his arsenal, taking him from a competent survivalist to someone capable of going toe-to-toe with the strongest beings on the planet. It features fully-fledged companion characters, larger-than-life villains, and ancient mysteries. it's a series balancing humor, action, hijinks, and heart.
Praise for the Wraith Wizard
"The action was great, the story was compelling, and the characters were believable. The interaction between the two main characters, Tyson and Rune, was absolutely fantastic." —5 star Amazon review
"The next Dungeon Crawler Carl?" —5 star Amazon review
"Hard to believe this is a first book. Original and engaging." —5 star Amazon review
"Fantastic fantasy with a depth of characters rarely seen in other works of the genre." —Reddit comment
"This book was a delight. A page-turner with fun characters, humor, and a few twists. Great banter, too. Highly recommended for all who can handle an R-rated movie full of violence and appropriate profanity from the characters who participate in it. Extra points for very good copy editing, too." —5 star Amazon review
Please note, this work contains swearing, gore, humor both mature and crude, and a big, loud idiot named Rathal who keeps trying to gore things with his oversized horns.
Tyson Hale thought he’d earned a rest after stopping Veildrax and putting the Titan General Dragus in the dirt. Instead, he’s been rewarded with a promotion he never asked for and a holy order of demons about as battle-ready as a sack of wet flour.
Accompanied by two pirate friends and a lethal orc warrior, Tyson leads a doomed march into the heart of Draco Canyon. The mission is find the next Titan General and end him. The problem is, Tyson’s internal operating system is having a mental breakdown.
In the Wasteland, Tyson only had to look out for number one. Now, he has eighty-three lives riding on every tactical decision. He needs Rune—the goddess-machine living in his soul—to navigate the chaos, but the ancient Corruption is poisoning her mind. As her sanity fractures, her counsel becomes a minefield of glitches and volatile impulses.
Tyson Hale never wanted to lead, but with a unit to protect and a goddess to save, he’s about to find out exactly how much a commander can lose.
Wrath Wizard Commander is the second book in the Wraith Wizard series, picking up one month after the events of Wraith Wizard Ascendant. The stakes only continue to rise, ancient mysteries start to become clear, and someone close to Tyson might just be hiding something.
About the Series: Experience an isekai with a unique twist, as a Wasteland survivor from Earth continues to navigate a fantasy world of demons, dragons, and a whole lot more. Featuring an easy-to-follow LitRPG progression system that grows more complex as the series unfolds, Tyson winds up growing in power and adding new skills, spells, and weapons to his arsenal, taking him from a competent survivalist to someone capable of going toe-to-toe with the strongest beings on the planet. It features fully-fledged companion characters, larger-than-life villains, and ancient mysteries. it's a series balancing humor, action, hijinks, and heart.
Praise for the Wraith Wizard
"The action was great, the story was compelling, and the characters were believable. The interaction between the two main characters, Tyson and Rune, was absolutely fantastic." —5 star Amazon review
"The next Dungeon Crawler Carl?" —5 star Amazon review
"Hard to believe this is a first book. Original and engaging." —5 star Amazon review
"Fantastic fantasy with a depth of characters rarely seen in other works of the genre." —Reddit comment
"This book was a delight. A page-turner with fun characters, humor, and a few twists. Great banter, too. Highly recommended for all who can handle an R-rated movie full of violence and appropriate profanity from the characters who participate in it. Extra points for very good copy editing, too." —5 star Amazon review
Please note, this work contains swearing, gore, humor both mature and crude, and a big, loud idiot named Rathal who keeps trying to gore things with his oversized horns.
333 pages, Kindle Edition
Expected publication June 1, 2026
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