Double Magic (Magic by the Numbers Book 6)

Our reality is governed by physical laws Fantasy novels obey different ones Find out what happens when the two are mixed Praise for the previous books in the Magic by the Numbers One of the most logical detailing of the laws of magic ever to appear in fantasy –- Lester del Rey A fun read -- Larry Niven This is how fiction is written!! -- Charles Kos, Ph.D. Definitely recommend to fantasy readers -- Roy S. Clark IV Well written, a new twist on the world of magic. Swords and sorcery at its best. -- Amazon customer Probably one of the best pieces of Fantasy fiction I've ever read-- Amazon customer Excellent. Want more -- Amazon customer Lyndon Hardy writes fantasy with an eye towards making the various disciplines in a logical and entertaining fashion -- Amazon customer Sylvia felt a wave of disorientation. Her senses rampaged like a boiling cauldron. Flashes of light across the spectrum burst into her eyes. She heard a cacophony of tinkling bells, croaking bullfrogs, and the rumble of earthquakes. The smell of lavender mixed with the putridness of cesspools. Her arms erupted with goosebumps while her legs felt as if they were blistering. She was falling, falling ... Double Magic -- a stirring tale of adventure,action, magic -- and romance. In the classic tradition of Fletcher Pratt and L. Sprague deCamp Sylvia was a serving wench, tending day after day to the old and failing wizard, Rangoth. She longed to learn how to perform wizardry as well — pull herself out of the hopeless future looming in front of her. At an entertainment of imps for Lord Mason, she is suddenly cast into the middle of a feudal battle for the control of an outland fief. As she struggles, she learns that there is something deeper at stake — the fate of the entire galaxy.