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The Broken Legs of Warwick
- How an Abandoned Boy Becomes the Evil Wizard Braxo (The Traveler's League)
- Narrated by: Adam Burrell
- Length: 1 hr and 49 mins
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The Broken Legs of Warwick
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Publisher's Summary
Broken legs can build character. But a broken heart can create a villain.
Sarah Grankel holds the timepiece as the next traveler. When she sets off on a quest to heal her friend Bradford's broken legs, she discovers that some people are best left broken.
This the backstory to the Traveler's League Series. It tells the tale of how a young boy is abandoned by his friends in Siribhaz and becomes the evil wizard Braxo.
©2020 Nicholas Goss (P)2021 Nicholas Goss
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