
Accidental Archaeologist
Half-Wizard Thordric, Book 2
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Narrated by:
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Morgan Keller
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By:
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Kathryn Wells
About this listen
Three years have passed since Thordric joined the wizard council.
Together with High Wizard Vey, they have reformed the council completely. But while half-wizards can now train their magic freely and join the ranks of the mages, Thordric realizes that there are many who are completely unaware of this.
Traveling to the faraway town of Valley Edge, he meets the young archaeologist Hamlet, who is on his way to a dig site where a new discovery has been made. But not all is as it first appears.
Once again, Thordric has to put his magic to the test - in order to stop the greatest catastrophe their world has ever seen.
This is a stand-alone novel, and can be enjoyed even if you haven't listened to other books in the series.
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