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Betrayal of Magic
304 pages, ebook
First published June 29, 2011
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About the author
Brian Dockins
22 books7 followersBrian Dockins was born and raised in the Dallas area, where he currently lives.
He began writing from an early age and finally published his first book in June 2011.
As of April 2012, he has published the first three titles in his series, along with several short stories that fill in some of the gaps for the supporting characters.
He began writing from an early age and finally published his first book in June 2011.
As of April 2012, he has published the first three titles in his series, along with several short stories that fill in some of the gaps for the supporting characters.
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March 11, 2013
I purchased this story as an ebook from Amazon.
Originally what drew me to the story was the cover. And I know..I know.. I should never judge a book by its cover but it was different and it intrigued me.
I liked the originality of the storyline as well as the details and creativity of the characters and DOMA agency.
His heritage lied within. The legacy of his family was somewhere within those walls. Since finding out that his childhood had been a lie, he had searched for his true parents. Even though they would not be inside, he knew that somehow he had found them.
-Cadan, Betrayal of Magic
Originally what drew me to the story was the cover. And I know..I know.. I should never judge a book by its cover but it was different and it intrigued me.
I liked the originality of the storyline as well as the details and creativity of the characters and DOMA agency.
His heritage lied within. The legacy of his family was somewhere within those walls. Since finding out that his childhood had been a lie, he had searched for his true parents. Even though they would not be inside, he knew that somehow he had found them.
-Cadan, Betrayal of Magic
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