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    The Fixer (Uncollected Anthology: Spells Gone Awry)
    The Fixer (Uncollected Anthology: Spells Gone Awry)
    The Fixer (Uncollected Anthology: Spells Gone Awry)
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    The Fixer (Uncollected Anthology: Spells Gone Awry)

    By Annie Reed

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    When Amelia botched her first spell as a kid, her parents grounded her. And then they enrolled her in an after-school program that taught her how to fix her screw ups.

    She loved it so much she decided to open her own business helping people who can’t get their spells to work quite right.

    Now the best spell reclamation wizard in the business, Amelia’s never run into a spell she couldn’t fix. Until now. And worst of all, the spell in question is one of her own, pirated by a shady online wizarding school out to bilk unsuspecting wannabe wizards and ruin Amelia in the process.

    Return to the magical Pacific Northwest city of Moretown Bay in Annie Reed’s “The Fixer,” a story of good magic gone seriously wrong, and see why award-winning author and editor Kristine Kathryn Rusch calls Annie Reed "one of the best writers I've run across in years."

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherThunder Valley Press
    Release dateApr 23, 2017
    ISBN9781370326792
    The Fixer (Uncollected Anthology: Spells Gone Awry)
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    Annie Reed

    Award-winning author and editor Kristine Kathryn Rusch calls Annie Reed “one of the best writers I’ve come across in years.”Annie’s won recognition for her stellar writing across multiple genres. Her story “The Color of Guilt” originally published in Fiction River: Hidden in Crime, was selected as one of The Best Crime and Mystery Stories 2016. Her story “One Sun, No Waiting” was one of the first science fiction stories honored with a literary fellowship award by the Nevada Arts Foundation, and her novel PRETTY LITTLE HORSES was among the finalists in the Best First Private Eye Novel sponsored by St. Martin’s Press and the Private Eye Writers of America.A frequent contributor to the Fiction River anthologies and Pulphouse Fiction Magazine, Annie’s recent work includes the superhero origin novel FASTER, the near-future science fiction short novel IN DREAMS, and UNBROKEN FAMILIAR, a gritty urban fantasy mystery short novel. Annie’s also one of the founding members of the innovative Uncollected Anthology, a quarterly series of themed urban fantasy stories written by some of the best writers working today.Annie’s mystery novels include the Abby Maxon private investigator novels PRETTY LITTLE HORSES and PAPER BULLETS, the Jill Jordan mystery A DEATH IN CUMBERLAND, and the suspense novel SHADOW LIFE, written under the name Kris Sparks, as well as numerous other projects she can’t wait to get to. For more information about Annie, including news about upcoming bundles and publications, go to www.annie-reed.com.

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