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Wickhills

Premee Mohamed

Ages 14–18

305 pages · Released Sep 8, 2026

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Wickhills is a spy thriller set in a magical city, featuring espionage, betrayal, and high-stakes tension around a dangerous magical weapon. The story involves action and peril but appears to avoid graphic violence or explicit content. While the premise is mature—defection, rogue agencies, potential war—the actual intensity seems calibrated for older teens interested in fantasy adventure and political intrigue.

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From the publisher

In the dangerous magical city of Wickhills, a streetwise secret agent is tasked with protecting a foreign defector from his pursuers... even at the threat of war. Looking after a defecting scientist should have been Vycol Ferec's easiest mission. But now he's on the run from the intelligence agency he works for, dodgin... In the dangerous magical city of Wickhills, a streetwise secret agent is tasked with protecting a foreign defector from his pursuers... even at the threat of war. Looking after a defecting scientist should have been Vycol Ferec's easiest mission. But now he's on the run from the intelligence agency he works for, dodging a handler who might have gone rogue and relying on a secret patchwork of illicit resources and dodgy contacts. Turns out his defector might be carrying an apocalypse-level magical weapon — and protecting it requires Ferec and his team to go underground, literally. Down here, the rules are very different... and the tense peace between every city in the world will shatter unless Ferec can drag their darkest secrets into the light. At the Publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management Software (DRM) applied.

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