Enlightenment

The Mage's Daughter Series #2

by LeRoy Clary

Hannah and Sage escape to the port city of Indore where they attempt to escape--but the young mage follows. Hannah must elude him and others, as well as learn more of her craft so she can return to the Kingdom of Wren and claim her rightful inheritance--and seek revenge. The forces against her mount, but she will not back away. This book is not intended to stand alone, but is a continuation of the first Mage's Daughter.

272 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 1, 2017

About the author

I've never seen a dragon, but wish I had. I live in Washington State with my wife, youngest son, and dog named Molly. I spend my time doing what I love the most: writing about an action-packed fantasy world of dragons, and magic. My leisure time is spent traveling and exploring the beautiful countryside in the Pacific Northwest from high desert to forests to coastal terrain.

In recent years, I've published over a dozen fantasy books including one called "DRAGON! Stealing the Egg" which began the idea of how to live and survive in a world where dragons are part of the landscape. The Dragon Clan Series is built on that idea. It is unique in that it introduces a new main character in each of the eight books of the series, yet continues the same storyline.

The book entitled Blade of Lies: Mica Silverthorne Story was a finalist in an Amazon national novel writer’s contest in 2013. My most recent series is The Mage’s Daughter, which is a little action and a bit of magic.

Learn more about LeRoy at:
Facebook: www.facebook.com/leroyclary
Website: www.leroyclary.com (join my email list)
Email: Leroy.clary@gmail.com

Reviews

[A.K. Brown · Rating 5 out of 5]

Really enjoyed the book. Cant wait for the next one.

Really enjoyed the book. Cant wait for the next one. Although a few more flaws in the daughter would make her seem more real.

[Iori · Rating 4 out of 5]

Ok, it takes everything we left in the last book and advance in a fleeing thingy => make enemies => settling and find people to help. Nice after all the heroine is young and learning she's just like a sponge. The story is certainly unoriginal but I liked it, yes the heroine is a mary sue at first but she develop flaws the more we read and that is agreeable!

[Ella Foisy · Rating 5 out of 5]

Only my opinion

I am so glad to have found this author. He doesn't use a formula, every plot is new. I will study his writing the next time I reread him.

[Magi · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great series looking forward to the next book

[Pat Gibson · Rating 2 out of 5]

Mr. Clary tries hard to write a good story but this is just too far fetched. What she does is just impossible and having raised three daughters and lead several Girl Scout troops, I can say, he never worked with girls.

[Jennifer · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good book

Great book. Good continuation of the story. Can't wait for the next book in the series. I love the relationship between Sara and Hannah.