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    Rebuilding Magic
    Rebuilding Magic
    Rebuilding Magic
    Audiobook54 minutes

    Rebuilding Magic

    Written by James Livingood

    Narrated by Taylor Hearne

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    In a world where food is thin and magic is dying out, one farmer gains enough magic to water his crops.

    Jealousy spreads throughout his community. Even giving away all his crops is not enough. His only chance at safety is to reduce his own rarity. He must rebuild magic and make it common again.

    But he soon discovers something more ancient lurks below the surface, ready to feast.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLong Tail Writing
    Release dateAug 10, 2021
    ISBN9781667042534
    Author

    James Livingood

    I was born in Montana, raised with three brothers, and provided trouble for two parents. In my 20's I fell in love with the Pacific Northwest. I moved out to Seattle after college and started a life here. In 2014, started to write full time.

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