Scrolls of Zndaria: Scroll 1: The Golden Wizard - Jaeger, J. S.
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Join Nathanial Nate McGray, the fifteen-year-old son of the king's woodsman, on an unforgettable adventure. He is determined to be the first peasant to become a wizard in the magical world of Zndaria. Wedged in a sticky spot, Nate is saved from the town bullies by a mysterious elf named Blinkly. Together, Nate and Blinkly embark on a journey to the Halls of Magic. Along the way, they encounter vicious Dread Vikings, deadly bounty hunters, and a deranged beast. Just as Nate begins to learn magic, the Infinite Wizard and a devilish army attack his kingdom. Will Nate become a wizard? Can he save…mehr

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Join Nathanial Nate McGray, the fifteen-year-old son of the king's woodsman, on an unforgettable adventure. He is determined to be the first peasant to become a wizard in the magical world of Zndaria. Wedged in a sticky spot, Nate is saved from the town bullies by a mysterious elf named Blinkly. Together, Nate and Blinkly embark on a journey to the Halls of Magic. Along the way, they encounter vicious Dread Vikings, deadly bounty hunters, and a deranged beast. Just as Nate begins to learn magic, the Infinite Wizard and a devilish army attack his kingdom. Will Nate become a wizard? Can he save his kingdom? The story unfolds in the Scrolls of Zndaria: Scroll One: The Golden Wizard.
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Jerry D. Jaeger and Stephanie R. Jaeger have been married for seventeen years. Throughout their lives, they have proven that with hard work and persistence, any dream is possible. Jerry struggled with stuttering and was bullied in school. He earned his black belt in Kempo Karate when he was eighteen years old. He graduated with a history degree from Brigham Young University and a law degree from the University of Wyoming. Fulfilling one of his biggest dreams, he served as a special agent for the FBI. Jerry currently works as a prosecutor for Washington County, Utah. Stephanie's parents taught her the value of hard work and encouraged her to pursue her education. Taking this advice to heart, she earned her undergraduate accounting degree from the University of Wyoming and master's degree from Southern Utah University while raising her family. Successfully balancing family and work, she ran her own accounting practice for several years. One of Stephanie's proudest achievements is recently finishing a marathon with Jerry.