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    Master of Time: A Fantasy Novel
    Master of Time: A Fantasy Novel
    Master of Time: A Fantasy Novel
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    Master of Time: A Fantasy Novel

    By Nickel Crow

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    Finally 18, the young wizard Caylem is old enough to attend the fabulous Castle Xanastad to study magic under renowned Headmaster Fjenstel, but not long after he settles in, Caylem must do battle with the cruel King Thaddius Dannef who has secretly begun preparations of an ancient spell called Spectal dlel Sgaibwor, or "Master of Time".

    With the help of his friends - the spirited Marela; Nimble, the thief; the powerful Headmaster Wizard Fjenstel; and the ancient teachings of the Gold Dragon, Min - Caylem not only fights an evil of unimaginable power, but learns of a destiny far greater than anyone could have imagined.

    350+ pages of magical adventure.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherQuist Interactive, Inc.
    Release dateNov 9, 2011
    ISBN9781465800435
    Master of Time: A Fantasy Novel
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    Nickel Crow

    Hello, my name is Nick Crow and I am a screenwriter and novelist with an eye toward the darkness. I am a drinker of life and just a bit crazy sometimes, and you will understand once you read some of my tales. I do hope you enjoy my work.http://nickelcrow.wordpress.comhttp://www.facebook.com/NickelCrow - Please stop byThank you for reading my work.

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