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Destroyer of Magic

By: James Riley
Narrated by: Alana Kerr Collins
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Scorch the dragon and his human apprentice Ciara face the wrath of the Emperor, unravel new secrets, and save magic itself in the third book of the hilarious series that began with the New York Times bestselling The Dragon's Apprentice!

Citizens of the Draconic Empire! Thanks to your beloved Emperor, the criminal Ciara of Skael has been dealt with, in spite of summoning world-ending Revenants. He has also taken the dragon Scorch into his care, in order to free Scorch's mind of any remaining Revenant influence. The Empire is safe!

Of course, there are still enemies out there. The Emperor's son, Prince Aiden, seems to be acting suspiciously. Could you imagine if the prince was somehow working with Ciara of Skael to find her dragon, and overthrow the Emperor? Thankfully the Emperor would never allow such things to happen.

No, instead he will turn his eyes toward an even bigger enemy: the Dragon Mage's opposite, a monster masquerading as a human who could destroy magic once and for all. Will even the Emperor be able to defeat such an enemy? Of course, he's the Emperor ... but we might still hide in our beds until it's over.

Look for more books in the New York Times bestselling series!
The Dragon’s Apprentice
Revenants Return
Destroyer of Magic
The New Dragon Mage (coming Spring 2027)
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"Skillfully explores deep themes of power, loyalty, and conflicting perspectives, all leavened with humor." —Kirkus Reviews
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