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The Princess Mage
by Maggie L. Wood

"Lively and un-put-downable ... run, don't walk, to the nearest bookstore."
Highly recommended, Canadian Materials
Bronze, The Moonbeam Children's Book Award 2007
             (Young Adult Fiction)

Maggie Wood plunges us once again into the magical world of Mistolear and Clarion in the much-anticipated sequel to The Princess Pawn. Fifteen-year-old Willow has spent the past eight months adjusting to her new life as Princess of Gallandra. She is barely settled into her daily mage school routine when a summons to the elf world of Clarion hurls Willow in a new and dangerous Game.

Allowed no knowledge of the Game rules, and denied the use of all magic save the gift of healing, Willow must make her way past nasty goblins, hobgoblins and an evil host of creatures in order to complete the Goblin King's Gauntlet and win victory. The stakes are high, as the life of Willow's mother and the safety of the kingdom depend on the outcome. But winning may have unforeseen consequences: Willow discovers that her healing ability could possibly disrupt the delicate Balance of Power between Dark and Light on Clarion with terrible repercussions throughout the entire magical universe.

About the Author   Maggie L. Wood lives in London, Ontario, where she writes and works as a bookseller. The Princess Mage, second in the Mistolear series, is a sequel to her first novel for young adults, The Princess Pawn, published by Sumach Press in 2003.
Website: www.maggielwood.com

The Princess Mage

The Princess Mage

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Categories
  · Young Adult Fiction
  · Fantasy Fiction

296 pages
5¼" x 7¾"
$10.95 paper
ISBN: 978-1-894549-52-3

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