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    Hundred Halls Short Story Bundle: Volume One
    Hundred Halls Short Story Bundle: Volume One
    Hundred Halls Short Story Bundle: Volume One
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    Hundred Halls Short Story Bundle: Volume One

    Written by Thomas K. Carpenter

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    Escape to the Hundred Halls!

    Explore the world's only modern magical university in these five short stories and novelettes about the dangers of demon summoning, a strange and enlightening circus, a being you never want to meet in the dark, the perils of a summer internship, and a contest with a brutal history.

    Listen to these five Hundred Hall short stories, previously only released to his newsletter but now available for a wider audience.

    Nadia's Triumph

    The Ghostly Light of Hallow's Eve

    The Whistling Man

    Summer Spies

    The Ascendent Cup

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBlack Moon Books
    Release dateJun 6, 2023
    ISBN9798868752346
    Author

    Thomas K. Carpenter

    Thomas K. Carpenter resides in Colorado with his wife Rachel. When he’s not busy writing his next book, he's out hiking or skiing or getting beat by his wife at cards. Visit him online at www.thomaskcarpenter.com, or sign up for his newsletter at https://www.subscribepage.com/trialsofmagic.

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