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Ars Magica

Magic is still the most powerful seducer of all as young monk Gilbert knows. He risks his soul as a sorcerer's apprentice, only to steal the magic books—and the Head. The Head prophesies the rise of his power, and it is shadowed by death.

Genre
fantasyhistorical fictionhistorical fantasyalternate historyscience fiction
Audience
adult
Length
medium · 304 pages

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