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Accidental Sorcerers #6

Beyond the Sea of Storms

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The newly resettled town of Vlis seems an ideal place for Mik to recover from battle-shock—quiet, remote, and on the edge of the Deep Forest. But the Deep Forest has a mind of its own. Soon, Sura’s compulsion to return home takes them farther from home than ever.

Befriended by a Lesser Dragon, hailed as a prophet by the locals, Bailar and his apprentices must find their way in an unfamiliar place. When an invasion forces them to choose sides, Mik must come to grips with his deepest fear to save his friends and innocent folk.

128 pages, Kindle Edition

First published May 26, 2015

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Larry Kollar

22 books42 followers
Larry Kollar lives in north Georgia, surrounded by kudzu, trees, and in-laws. His day job involves writing user manuals — some of which may have been fiction, but not by intent. He has had short fictional works published in the Hogglepot Journal and the Were-Traveler. His first novel, White Pickups, is available, with more to come. For more of his strange fiction, and even stranger reality, visit his blog.

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Author 46 books194 followers
December 20, 2020
While the setting of this book takes the characters through a portal to a different place, there's continuity, in that they continue dealing with the fallout from previous adventures - mainly Mik's PTSD (and maladaptive coping) from his trauma underground in the last book.

They have the opportunity to do the right thing, seize it with both hands, and bring all their skill and determination to bear, which is good to see after the disappointing loss of protagonism in the previous book.
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9 reviews1 follower
July 30, 2016
Good overall

I really like the series but each book seems to be really short. A lot of story in so little time and it keeps you engaged throughout the book. Can't wait to find the 7th book
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