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Fortress of Magi is the conclusion to an adult-oriented fantasy trilogy featuring a bomb squad dealing with magical weapons and existential threats. The story contains moderate violence, some harsh language, and themes involving war and danger, but lacks graphic content or sexual material. The narrative emphasizes resourcefulness, sacrifice, and difficult moral choices, making it suitable for mature teens who have read the earlier books rather than younger readers discovering the series.
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Mirah Bolender follows The Monstrous Citadel with Fortress of Magi—the pulse-pounding conclusion to her debut fantasy trilogy in which a bomb squad defuses the magic weapons of a long forgotten war The Hive Mind has done the impossible—left its island prison. It's a matter of time before Amicae falls, and Laura Kramer... Mirah Bolender follows The Monstrous Citadel with Fortress of Magi—the pulse-pounding conclusion to her debut fantasy trilogy in which a bomb squad defuses the magic weapons of a long forgotten war The Hive Mind has done the impossible—left its island prison. It's a matter of time before Amicae falls, and Laura Kramer has very few resources left to prevent it. The council has tied her hands, and the gangs want her dead. Her only real choice is to walk away and leave the city to its fate. Chronicles of Amicae City of Broken Magic The Monstrous Citadel Fortress of Magi At the Publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management Software (DRM) applied.
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