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    The Magic or the Rulership: The End in the Beginning, #4

    By Emily Martha Sorensen

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    Tevan loves having a talent for magic.  He never took the oath, yet he can do things the magicians around him can't even dream of.

    As a vassal, that's a great thing.  As a newly-chosen landowner heir . . . well . . . it might pose a slight problem, since he just learned that magic is forbidden for landowners.

    But never mind!  He probably won't get caught.  And they're not serious about that death penalty anyway, are they?

    This is the story of the rising Keeper before Raneh.
     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEmily Martha Sorensen
    Release dateDec 6, 2017
    ISBN9781386887072
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