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Angus Wells

    Angus Wells was a British author of genre fiction, particularly known for his contributions to fantasy and westerns. His works often delve into imaginative realms, offering readers immersive experiences. Wells excelled at crafting rich worlds and memorable characters. His writing is characterized by a strong atmosphere and compelling narratives that have resonated with fans of genre literature.

    The Best of Arthur C. Clarke 1956-1972
    Forbidden magic
    Dark Magic
    Wild Magic
    The Usurper
    The Way Beneath
    • 1999

      The Way Beneath

      Kingdoms, Book 3

      • 382 pages
      • 14 hours of reading

      Set in a fantastical realm, this thrilling adventure explores themes of courage and magic as it delivers an explosive conclusion to The Books of the Kingdoms series. Readers will be captivated by the remarkable storytelling and imaginative world-building from a promising new talent in the fantasy genre. The narrative promises to keep audiences on the edge of their seats as characters face formidable challenges and uncover the depths of their own bravery.

      The Way Beneath
    • 1999

      The Usurper

      Kingdoms, Book 2

      • 382 pages
      • 14 hours of reading

      Set in a world filled with courage, adventure, and dark magic, this tale follows the gripping journey of characters as they navigate challenges and confront sinister forces. As the second installment in The Books of the Kingdoms series, it showcases the author's imaginative storytelling and ability to create a captivating fantasy landscape, promising readers an engaging experience with rich world-building and thrilling plot twists.

      The Usurper
    • 1993

      Wild Magic

      • 518 pages
      • 19 hours of reading
      3.8(348)Add rating

      Godwars book 2 Dark Magic is OUT OF PRINT 12/2000.

      Wild Magic
    • 1992

      Dark Magic

      • 528 pages
      • 19 hours of reading
      3.8(455)Add rating

      Condemned to an eternal sleep that only the holder of the ancient book of spells can undo, Tharn and Balatur are blissfully unaware that an evil necromancer has obtained the book and only the exiled prince Calandryll can save them.

      Dark Magic
    • 1992