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Kraken Mage

By: Robin Hutson
Narrated by: Amber Hartt, Jonathan Waters, Raya Kane
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Alaria Hartwood vanquishes a legendary kraken, becoming a Tentacle Mage. Her newfound talents and wealth bring hope of a quiet retirement, but fate has far different plans.

While Alaria wants to turn her retirement dream location into a place where she can focus on enchanting, potion making, and spell crafting, it won't be easy. She quickly finds herself having to vanquish orcs and demons with a vibrant assistant. Mia is a great student, and a gifted soul, but even with her help, it seems like Alaria's shop on Brighthill will have to wait for the brewing storm to calm.

©2024 Robin Hutson (P)2024 Royal Guard Publishing LLC Action & Adventure Dragons & Mythical Creatures Fantasy Magic Feel-Good Wizardry Magic Users
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Only 2 hours in and I will struggle to listen to the rest if it doesn't bring down the over the Top Drama to a simple situation. Mia is a village girl and gets a decent splinter in the foot and it's treated like a mortal wound scene. "Don't worry Village girl Mia I'll save you" like your going to die in the next 30 seconds from a inch splinter in the foot. Love at first sight Lesbian tentacle action I foresee so different. Will change the review and scores if book gets better but at this stage it'll be a struggle with the over the top drama.

Over the top a bit in drama

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