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Magic Forgotten
Dan Braden’s life was comfortable, sort of.
A motor vehicle accident may have robbed him of the use of his legs, but his wheelchair skills were second only to his writer skills. His home office was second to none and he played the keys like a virtuoso.
Then two strangers appeared in his yard. One a Sidhe, the long lost elves of Britain and the other a wizardess, a human whose family had been stolen to accompany the Sidhe and provide them the power for magical spells.
The Sidhe were coming back- with plans to rule the world.
They made one Take generations of humans and teach them Sidhe magic for hundreds of years and you get humans who are REALLY good at working magic. Combat magic.
Dan liked his world the way it was, problems and all, so together with the wizardess, Thook, they defeated the Sidhe and sent him home to Albion.
Dan married Thook. But the Sidhe returned to drag her away. Now the Sidhe had two A female wizard ready to destroy them and a really pissed off husband carrying deadly Iron.
Now Dan must find a way to rescue his wife, and with her help stop the Sidhe invasion.
For a man shut up in his house for several years, Dan now finds himself thrust into another world and must recruit helpers in his quest to find Thook and save her from the Sidhe draining her life force.
Nobody said life was easy, and Dan should know.
310 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 1, 2017
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February 20, 2018
I try to mix up my reading with various genre to keep myself thoroughly engrossed in reading. Some classical favorites, science fiction, fantasy, and so on. Sometimes, you need to give a relatively unknown author a glance. You never know what kind of clever story lines you will uncover.
That's what happened with Magic Forgotten. Jack Hillman happens to be from my area, so I decided to give this book a look. I am glad I did. Mr. Hillman has created a story line that incorporates both modern day local significance with some good old magic. As an added little twist, the main character also is handicapped due to an accident. This presents the challenge of developing a story that delves into the imaginative world of magic and sorcery while also overcoming physical, mental, and emotional barriers.
Well done! The story held my imagination throughout, and also left a bit of an impact to how I view disabled individuals. I never really thought much about it, but after this book, it gives me a better perspective of life's challenges.
I believe this is the first book of a trilogy - GOOD. I would like to read more about these characters and how much deeper they develop.
Take a look at Magic Forgotten. You'll enjoy the premise, the interactions of the characters, and how the story line flows from beginning to end.
That's what happened with Magic Forgotten. Jack Hillman happens to be from my area, so I decided to give this book a look. I am glad I did. Mr. Hillman has created a story line that incorporates both modern day local significance with some good old magic. As an added little twist, the main character also is handicapped due to an accident. This presents the challenge of developing a story that delves into the imaginative world of magic and sorcery while also overcoming physical, mental, and emotional barriers.
Well done! The story held my imagination throughout, and also left a bit of an impact to how I view disabled individuals. I never really thought much about it, but after this book, it gives me a better perspective of life's challenges.
I believe this is the first book of a trilogy - GOOD. I would like to read more about these characters and how much deeper they develop.
Take a look at Magic Forgotten. You'll enjoy the premise, the interactions of the characters, and how the story line flows from beginning to end.
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