Bücher von Jp Wagner

Discover a world where magic and science collide, where a courageous botanist and a wizard of medium ability must navigate perilous challenges and ancient mysteries to save their kingdoms from a devastating threat. In Plague Wizards, Alison Mackarg's journey to Scotland takes an unexpected turn when she's transported to a land with unfamiliar plant life and where people rely on magic over technology.With a magically implanted understanding of the local language and a growing fascination with the world around her, Alison gets caught up in the murder of one of the tribesmen where she is staying. Meanwhile, Royin Gredion's-Child awakens as the new Grand Master of Pangwa Household, burdened with the legacy of a catastrophic magical disaster that threatens his kingdom. All magic comes at a cost, and their world is on the brink of chaos.As Alison and Royin's paths intersect, they must confront their own traumas and differences to unravel the truth behind the impending doom. From the enigmatic kingdom of Saljashin to the peaceful village of Strick's Bolg, they face dangerous foes and unexpected allies.Plague Wizards is a riveting tale of resilience, courage, and the pursuit of knowledge in the face of adversity. Will Alison's unconventional insights into disease, Royin's mastery of magic, and a daring plan to relocate Pangwa Household be enough to thwart the devastating plagues and restore order to their lands? As ancient forces awaken and secrets unfold, they must journey beyond their worlds to secure a brighter future. This compelling and intricate fantasy novel will captivate your imagination and keep you on the edge of your seat until the very end.

Krinneth lay dying in a field medical tent after a fierce battle. Even so, he was granted a holding and the king's youngest daughter. Not willing to let go of her husband to be so easily, magical help was sought. A bargain was struck. And now Krinneth must spend nine years in Faerie, a strange land where Elves, Goblins and even stranger creatures dwell.Over the next nine long years Krinneth is sent on quests as set forth by the King of the Faerie, fighting for a kingdom that he isn't truly a part of. Every three years, Krinneth is allowed to visit his home so that his people know that he has not come to harm and so he can be reunited with his betrothed.But will she wait? With the changes growing in Krinneth, will he be allowed to return once these nine years are up?

Fatha wants his life back, cast out from his Clan he is an outcast cursed to ever wander outside of the Clan's reaches in order to be killed outright. But he is not alone, His good friend Naro finds herself outcast for defending him. Together they wander the lands, just trying to survive and before long they discover that there are other dangers greater than the Clan.

Gunpowder magic, steam-power, adventure, and intrigue...Carrtog, landless third son of Tsingallik and warrior trained in the use of powder magic, intends to make his way as a mercenary for hire. On his travels north, he and his personal guardsman stumble upon the royal christening of an expansion to Cragmor’s burgeoning railway –– in this case a gift from the King as a sign of goodwill to the conquered north of old. When the gathered populace prove they are not there to be pacified, Carrtog isn’t about to standby and do nothing. Cloaks sweep back, swords and pistols are drawn. Luckily for Carrtog, charging in might be his best chance of earning a name. But then the trap springs around the royal party and Carrtog realizes his eagerness may lead to his demise.Worse, if he manages to survive the ensorcelled contraption and rescue the King from the depths of the rebellious north, he might find that holding the King’s favor could prove more dangerous than any duel against a combat magician in the haze of battlefield smoke. He’ll need more than a little wit and inventiveness to survive this uprising.