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  • The Conjuring of Zoth-Avarex

  • The Self-Proclaimed Greatest Dragon in the Multiverse
  • By: K.R.R. Lockhaven
  • Narrated by: Jay Spaulding
  • Length: 7 hrs and 21 mins

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The Conjuring of Zoth-Avarex

By: K.R.R. Lockhaven
Narrated by: Jay Spaulding
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Publisher's Summary

Kept hidden by the United States government for decades, the Site is a place where magic is real. But that doesn’t mean that everything happening there is sparkly. Soul-sucking policies and layers of stifling bureaucracy threaten to take all the fun out of magic.

Harris Reed, a newbie Conjurer, starts his first day of work at the Site bursting with excitement: He’s been brought on for an extremely big project happening the very next day.

Unfortunately, for Harris and the world, the Site triumphs over its habitual inefficiency for once: they are able to conjure an actual, fire-breathing dragon. And this dragon is intent on amassing a hoard of treasure worth 63 billion dollars (because Smaug was said to have had sixty-two billion in his hoard) by any means necessary.

©2020 Kyle Lockhaven (P)2020 Kyle Lockhaven

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