Ebook {Epub PDF} The Wizards Shadow by Susan Dexter

The Wizard's Shadow by Susan Dexter Seller GridFreed LLC Published Condition New ISBN Item Price $ The Wizard’s Shadow by Susan Dexter is, both at its best and at its core, a story about a fantastical, medieval odd-couple. Crocken, our down-on-his-luck protagonist, makes a deal with the shadow of a /5. The Wizard's Shadow - Kindle edition by Dexter, Susan. Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets. Use features like bookmarks, note taking and highlighting while reading The Wizard's Shadow/5(10).

Wizard's Shadow, and every other book I have by Susan Dexter, is exactly what I love best in a book: intelligent, funny, wonderful characters in a beautifully created setting involved in fascinating situations. I made guesses about what was going on - guessed wrong - didn't care, because I was enjoying the book too much. Fantasy writer Susan Dexter is known for her Winter Kings War trilogy, known today as Wizard's Destiny. Susan Dexter writes fantasy novels and has won various awards for her books, including Books for the Teen Age () for The Wizard's Shadow. She was born in Greenville, Pennsylvania. Throughout her life she has worked as a librarian, teacher. Dexter (The Winter King's War) offers here a largely predictable tale that is not much energized by its major device: Crocken, a simple peddler, has his own shadow replaced with that of a powerful wizard seeking revenge for his own murder.

The Wizard’s Shadow is one from the category – Don’t Remember At All. And there’s some reason for that, unfortunately. It’s a better tale than I remembered, though few of the details rang any bells. It’s got a credible, somewhat unusual character at the core – a peddler driven by a dead mage’s shadow. The Wizard's Shadow, by Susan Dexter. This story begins with a wizard being killed, which apparently is quite difficult to do safely. In this case, the people were given very specific instructions: don't spill his life-blood, don't let him speak a curse, don't let him use his hands to work magic. However, there was one thing they didn't account. Detailed plot synopsis reviews of Wizard's Shadow Crocken the peddler knew that he made a bad bargain the instant he agreed to the wizard's "request", but he really had no choice. If he did not agree to take the murdered wizard's shadow to the distant country of Armyn, the wizard would let him die of starvation.