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The Dancer and The Magician
Paperback
Publisher Price: $18.99
ISBN13: 9781998506088
Publisher: Pudel Threads Publishing
Published: Aug 11 2026
Pages: 258
Weight: 0.67
Height: 0.58 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Marry for your people, survive for yourselves, win for your future.
Toti has been training all her life. She is a warrior, martial artist, and master survivalist. She has been preparing for this moment her whole life but has to depend upon her parents to chose a strong warrior magician as her husband.
Karu has grown up honing his gift with magic and studying any book he could get his hands on. Without ever meeting his bride, he will have to depend upon her if he has any hope of returning home.
The moment after Toti and Karu are married, they must immediately step into a dangerous realm filled with peculiar fauna and mythical beasts. They must survive in a strange world and succeed in their quest within two weeks or risk never returning home, all with a partner they just met.
Without even knowing their quest, they risk death and may never return to their own time. Can they learn to trust each other and work together before they're killed?
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