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The Magister's Mask

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by Deby Fredericks

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The Magister's Mask Shenza Waik of Tresmeer is a young woman who has just completed her training as magister, a school of sorcery with a specialty in criminal investigation. Then the first lord who rules her home is shockingly murdered, and an innocent man is arrested for the crime. Political factions begin maneuvering for a resolution that is favorable to them. The enigmatic nature spirits want revenge for the slaying. In order to prove her worthiness to become a magister, Shenza must carry out justice while resisting pressure to wrongly convict the accused man. Meanwhile, the killer remains free. Shenza must find him before she becomes his next victim. Deby Fredericks Deby Fredericks has been a writer all her life, but viewed it as just a fun hobby until the late 1990s. Her first professional sale, a children's poem, was in 2000. Her short fiction has appeared in Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine, Song of the Siren electronic magazine, and others. She has two fantasy novels out through Dragon Moon Press, an independent publisher in Calgary, Alberta. They are The Magister's Mask (2004) and Too Many Princes (2007). The Magister's Mask was a finalist for the 2005 IPPIE. She also writes for kids as Lucy Ford. "Lucy" has had short stories and poetry published in magazines such as Boys' Life, Babybug, Ladybug, and Spider.  Find out more at her web site, www.debyfredericks.com. The Magister's Mask The Magister's Mask NOW AVAILABLE

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