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by John Christian Hopkins

Elvin Priestly stumbles upon an ancient family secret. He finds himself in a strange world where life or death hinges on his ability to claim the power that comes with being The Last Heir of Merlin!
 
Narragansett Author John Christian Hopkins

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This new book will take you deep into a mystery. It's FANTASY FICTION, a classic Hopkins marvel and absolutely a fantastic READ!

CHAPTERS

Love’s Labours Tossed

The King and Tye

Birth of a Notion

The Merchant of Menace

“The Wizard of Ours!”

From Here to Fraternity

To Have and Have Naught

Gone With the Whim

Beast of Eden

The Seven Year Witch

A Hard, Dazed Knight

The May Tricks

The Lyin’ King

Sects & the City

Cranky Poodle Dandy

Charge of the Flight Brigade

A Sweet Cart Named Desire

The Lady and the Champ

The Three Musky Tears

Treasure of Sara Madge Rey

Red Bull Without a Cause

Hello, Dali!

Old Timer’s Daughter

All the King’s Menace

Spotty Cuss

Swallow That Dream

The Whiz

EPILOGUE

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

 

Excerpt:

Dark clouds were starting to roll in and Elvin felt the change in the air foretelling of rain.  Putting the book away he started down the trail again.  If he was lucky he’d find a farmhouse or something close by; though he was willing to settle for a dry cave.

He started to walk by it before he realized he had found a cave.  The trees almost blocked the entrance from sight and he had seen it only from the corner of his eye.  The first, big raindrops began to plop on the ground around him.  Elvin peered into the cavernous mouth of the gaping hole but could make out very little.  As he entered the cave his ring grew brighter, seeming to act as a torch!

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