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Not That Kind of Wizard
Not That Kind of Wizard
Not That Kind of Wizard
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Execution by Promotion?

Take a small team of soldiers and escort an old man behind enemy lines? Yes, the team includes the legendary warrior Lunn, but Harkin's "promotion" still sounds like a suicide mission.

Only a wizard would merit the risk. But this "wizard" acts like a simpleton. Slow pace, small smiles, refusing every request for spells.

Only thing worse than this mission? Seeing the wizard in action.

Not That Kind of Wizard, a high fantasy adventure short story of magic and war, of great heroes, and men thrust into circumstances they cannot comprehend. From Stefon Mears, author of Half a Wizard, Twice Against the Dragon and With a Broken Sword.

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Release dateFeb 6, 2017
ISBN9781386065982
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    Not That Kind of Wizard

    Stefon Mears

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    From the Journal of Harkin , Son of Fiach


    Sixth of Remembrance, Forty-fifth Year of King Morann

    They did not execute me. Rather, they promoted me, which may be worse.

    I had been recalled to the palace in the company of deserters and spies, a three day trip I would not care to repeat under the best of circumstances, much less under guard at a pace that nearly killed four horses. I could think of no crime, save perhaps cowardice in the face of the enemy. But every man is a coward in the face of certain death, whether he acts on his fear or not. Still, His Majesty is not called the Sword of Fury for his even temperament.

    Yet when I stood before the throne under the hot-poker gaze of His Majesty, awaiting His call for the executioner, He asked me questions. Why did you lead your hand off of the trail?

    Sire, I heard enemy troops approaching. I was afraid.

    Were they your hand to lead?

    "No, Sire. But we

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