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    Wand of Ash: The Proving
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    Wand of Ash: The Proving

    By Madison Woods

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    Marci is a selected because of her genetics to learn magic in order to assist with the war effort. Before graduation she must pass a final exam that has extreme consequences. If she fails her test she, along with her teacher and the soldier who chose her, faces becoming an outcast in the interstitials, a place full of criminals where food and water is scarce. Wand of Ash is a 10,000 word post-apocalyptic scifantasy novelette.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMadison Woods
    Release dateJul 11, 2014
    ISBN9781310543647
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    Wand of Ash: The Proving
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    Madison Woods

    I’m an author and lover of nature who lives way off the beaten path in northwest Arkansas with my husband, horses, chickens, cats & dogs. My husband and I own Wild Ozark, an American ginseng nursery and nature-based business which produces books, workshops and crafts.  My books can be found at Amazon or online through our Wild Ozark Shop. I write fiction and nonfiction - all of it influenced by life in the wild Ozarks.  I’m easy to find by searching “Wild Ozark” on the Internet. You can find my artwork and books at The Place on the Square Art Gallery in Kingston, Arkansas.  Use these social media links to connect My username is "WildOzark" on all of them: Facebook, Twitter, Blog, Pinterest, Instagram.

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