The Wizard's Crown
Will’s journey from naïve apprentice to a mature wizard is almost complete and his ever-growing mastery has reached unseen heights. But his power does not exist in a vacuum. His rising star threatens to eclipse the existing powers and a new balance must be found, one that either accepts his primacy or extinguishes his light.
After Will’s resounding successes in the war with Darrow the king plots to eliminate his young rival. Driven to desperation, Will is forced to negotiate for scraps between four brokers of power.
An ancient lich driven by vengeance.
The fae queen to whom all are just pawns in a deadly game.
A nervous lord of Hell, because Will may have killed his predecessor, twice.
A primal beast, feared above all.
With mortal enemies as his allies, Will must survive to face the king—and the deadly secret he plans to unleash. Ancient foes have risen and the final battle has begun. With the world hanging in the balance, king and wizard clash, but only one can wear the Wizard’s Crown.
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Michael G. Manning
Michael G. Manning is a highly regarded author known for his masterful blend of fantasy and adventure, captivating readers with intricate world-building, complex characters, and deep emotional storytelling. With a passion for creating immersive, imaginative worlds, Manning has become a key figure in the fantasy genre, particularly for fans of epic fantasy sagas with strong character development and exciting plots.
Manning’s most famous works include the The Mageborn series, which follows the journey of a young man discovering his extraordinary magical powers and the burdens that come with them. The series has received critical acclaim for its compelling narrative and its nuanced exploration of power, responsibility, and personal growth. Manning’s writing style is marked by a unique blend of action-packed sequences and introspective moments, drawing readers into both the external conflicts and the internal struggles of his characters.
Art of the Adept
Art of the Adept consists of five books — considered a complete series. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
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