A Bone To Pick - Hughes, Ken
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The magic to save lives - it's what everyone would kill for. For Adrian Corbin, not every case begins with fighting pyromancers or crawling through catacombs of terror. Sometimes it's safeguarding one budding magician and his friends. One who holds the secret of healing. No magic could be more precious, for Adrian's mission to make up for the lives he's cost, or for the forces that begin to stir at the rumors of this new power. Protecting a healer means being ready for anything - even the petty grudges and lies that could send his charges running straight into the grasp of the flame-throwing…mehr

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The magic to save lives - it's what everyone would kill for. For Adrian Corbin, not every case begins with fighting pyromancers or crawling through catacombs of terror. Sometimes it's safeguarding one budding magician and his friends. One who holds the secret of healing. No magic could be more precious, for Adrian's mission to make up for the lives he's cost, or for the forces that begin to stir at the rumors of this new power. Protecting a healer means being ready for anything - even the petty grudges and lies that could send his charges running straight into the grasp of the flame-throwing Duvals. Or the crime bosses that have begun to notice his work. Or the woman who turned his life upside down. To save a healer… Adrian Corbin knows how many people could die.
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Ken Hughes has been living for storytelling since his father first read him The Wind in the Willows, and everything from Stephen King's edge to Hayao Miyazaki's sense of wonder has only fed that fire. He has worked as a technical writer in Los Angeles at positions from medical research to online gaming to mission proposals for a flight to Mars. For more about his stories, his songs, and his Unified Writing Field Theory: