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The Sorcerer's Dogsbody & The Wizardry Contest (vol 2) [Kindle Edition]

Paul R Stanton
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The Sorcerer Spindlecroft was entered for the grand magician’s contest, a contest that held only once every hundred years. It was to be held in the fabled and magnificent city of Cirenthia, and was open to the best wizard’s, warlocks, witches and sorcerer’s throughout the land. Spindlecroft had missed out on winning the contest previously, due, or so he maintained, to the underhanded skulduggery perpetrated by the wizard Runcible. He had never forgotten it and was determined to have his revenge this time come what may. Unfortunately, the natural choice to take with him to act as his apprentice was his nephew Flott-Bot, who had broken his leg, so effectively was out of the running. This meant that Spindlecroft was obliged (much against his better judgement) to settle for second best, and so his dogsbody, Tarmy fit-for-nothing, was seconded instead. A half-wit was not an ideal choice to act as an apprentice, not when so much rested on things going smoothly, so Tarmy’s friend Witheringly was roped in to help – the reasoning being that two half-wits should at least provide one whole wit. It was a decision Spindlecroft was to come to regret.

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  • Format: Kindle Edition
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  • Print Length: 149 pages
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  • Language: English
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  • Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (3 customer reviews)
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5.0 out of 5 stars A very satisfying read 30 April 2012
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Another great story following the exploits of Tarmy and Wirtheringly Small. This continues the adventures of the characters found in The Sorcerer's Dogsbody and takes them to a different town and a wizardry contest. There is a lot of excellent humour in here. It is a joy to find that at every turn they do things that do not go to plan. Things do not go well for the Wizard Spindlecroft and you must read the book to find out what happens at the contest. A very satisfying read.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Entertaining 14 Jun 2012
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This book is a fantastic sequel to The Sorcerers Dogsbody. Paul Stanton has developed the characters so that you now begin to feel you know them and inevitably they end up in all sorts of places they would rather not be - as is the nature of them. The ending is done excellently with a twist. I Loved it and cant wait to read more about their adventures.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Another riveting read 20 May 2012
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I must say I really enjoyed Paul Stanton's book and heartily recommend it. Something in it for everyone of every age group; humour, excitement and well-written plot.
I will definitely go on to read his other books.
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