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Not James
King James has a doppelganger.
A relatively peaceful time has come and gone in the country of Lanmar. Trouble mounts when King James hears news of the arrival of his double, a vagabond thief traveling with a half-giant companion. With fears of a coup, a class war, and a race war on the horizon, he orders the immediate elimination of the spark that could cause it all. Now guards, magicians, and thieves alike are out in numbers in search for the man who calls himself Not James.
A relatively peaceful time has come and gone in the country of Lanmar. Trouble mounts when King James hears news of the arrival of his double, a vagabond thief traveling with a half-giant companion. With fears of a coup, a class war, and a race war on the horizon, he orders the immediate elimination of the spark that could cause it all. Now guards, magicians, and thieves alike are out in numbers in search for the man who calls himself Not James.
366 pages, Paperback
Published December 4, 2022
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Torion Oey
6 books4 followersTorion Oey holds a B.A. in Creative Writing and Psychology and an M.S. in Psychology. He dedicates his free time toward writing, and has participated in every National Novel Writing Month since 2014. Stories he has written range from romance and fantasy to thriller and mystery. Torion also writes short stories, some of which have been featured in Galaxy's Edge Magazine, Expanded Field Journal, and 365tomorrows.
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December 8, 2022
This is a rollicking fun tale of magic and swordfighting, filled with humor and worthy themes...
But don't stop with my review; Kirkus calls it "a wild, magical tale that will likely have readers eager for a sequel" and "a joy to read." https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-re...
Read it, enjoy it, and pass it on!
But don't stop with my review; Kirkus calls it "a wild, magical tale that will likely have readers eager for a sequel" and "a joy to read." https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-re...
Read it, enjoy it, and pass it on!
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