The Persistence Paradox

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Author	: Elton Gahr
Publisher	: Elton Gahr
Total Pages	: 14
Release	: 2023-10-26
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Book Synopsis The Persistence Paradox by : Elton Gahr

Book excerpt: A young apprentice tries, and fails, to learn magic. But no matter how many spells she tries to learn she never stops trying and the wizard teaching her never grows tired.But as the danger to her and her master grows the need for her magic to work becomes overwhelming.

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