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    The Magical Earth
    The Magical Earth
    The Magical Earth
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    The Magical Earth

    By Donald H Sullivan

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    IInventor Jason Devlin and his nephew/assistant,Stu, are stranded in an alternate universe when his teleporter malfunctions. They are on an alternate
    world where it's a 14th century Earth and magic is real. A beautiful sorceress thinks Jason has been sent by fate to save her people from an evil sorcerer and his barbarian hordes.
    Her younger sister becomes involved with Stu, however romance between mages--the ruling class-- and non-mages--commoners--is forbidden in this world.
    Jason and Stu must rely on scientific knowledge and their wits to survive. However things are complicated when Stu mysteriously develops magic powers...but he lacks the skills to handle his powers.

    The two men get caught up in a war when seemingly endless hordes of barbarians led by evil sorcerers invade the civilized lands.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDonald H Sullivan
    Release dateApr 1, 2011
    ISBN9781458124081
    The Magical Earth
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    Donald H Sullivan

    I'm a native Floridian, retired from the US Army, I started writing in the army, mostly training and tech manuals. Boring stuff, but it whetted my interest in writing. I've written sci-fi, thrillers, mysteries, humor, fantasies, horror, and more. I'm now living in NC. While in the army, I served in air defense artillery, military intelligence, and psychological operations. I also worked in Federal Civil Service as a quality assurance specialist, ammunition surveillance. I love writing, reading, most kinds of music, and animals--especially dogs.

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