Stonecaller
Description
Return to the Hidden Ways
Kicked out of the caravan for his gambling, Qedrim's luck has run out. Stranded in the wilderness, he uses his magical talent for slinging stones to save a strange merchant, Shapakail'esh, and is rewarded with a passage through the Hidden Ways?a mysterious and ancient method of travel. This leads him to the city of Higfrod, where he finds himself in the middle of political intrigue after saving Lady Annavristi from an assassin and winning her favor.
But his restlessness is short-lived. War soon erupts, and Qedrim is swept into the conflict, joining a merchant encampment that follows behind the army to provide supplies. When the battle turns against them, he knocks a cavalry commander from his saddle and finds himself enlisting in the army's slinger faction. To survive and protect those he cares for, Qedrim must learn to master his ability to move stones?his path to becoming a Stonecaller.
With monstrous armies led by the brutal B'tlas closing in, Qedrim's newfound power may be the key to saving Higfrod?if he can master it in time.
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J. P. Wagner was both a sci-fi/fantasy writer and a journalist. While his editorials and informative articles could be found in publications such as the Western Producer and the Saskatoon Star Phoenix, Railroad Rising: The Black Powder Rebellion is his first published novel.
A self-proclaimed curmudgeon, but known to his family as a merry jokester, his words have brightened many lives. Sadly, J. P. Wagner passed away in 2015 before the publication of Railroad Rising: The Black Powder Rebellion.
While this may be the last book he finished before he died, it doesn't mean that this was his only book. In addition to his career in journalism, he wrote many novels throughout his lifetime. All of these works have been passed down to me, his daughter and now I will share them with you.
