Citizen Magus (Journals of Natta Magus) (Volume 1)
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| Rating | : | 4.17 (546 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1518792456 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 372 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-03-30 |
| Language | : | English |
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It’s about the best thing you can do to support your favorite authors. About the Author Rob Steiner was born in 1972 and grew up in Hartford, MI. Be among the first to hear about Rob's new releases by signing up for his “New Release Mailing List” on his web site (robsteiner/). When he's not spending time with his family or writing books, he's dreaming of one day taking over for Guy Fieri on Diners, Drive-ins and Dives. He currently lives in Georgia with his wife, daughter, and “wiener-cat” Scully. He won’t give your email address to anyone, and he’ll only email you when a new book or story comes out. . Please consider leaving an honest review of this book on , Goodreads, LibraryThing, or any of your favorite social media hangouts
He won’t give your email address to anyone, and he’ll only email you when a new book or story comes out. He currently lives in Georgia with his wife, daughter, and “wiener-cat” Scully. Please consider leaving an honest review of this book on , Goodreads, LibraryThing, or any of your favorite social media hangouts. When he's not spending time with his family or writing books, h
Remington Blakes, a magus from a 21st century where magic powers the world, has a big problem. So when Natta learns that Ford has conjured daemons to kidnap a senator’s young daughter, he jumps at the chance to track Ford down. His former mentor, William Ford, stranded him in ancient Rome without a memory as to how or why. He calls himself “Natta Magus” since his real name sounds too Germanic to the discriminating Romans. Well a guy has to eat, so he’s forced to eke out a living as a magus-for-hire among Rome’s plebeians. CITIZEN MAGUS is the first book in a new fantas
A magical romp! Marian Thorpe It's been a while since a book has given me as much delight as did Rob Steiner's Citizen Magus. Written with a deft, sure, and light hand, this is the story of Remington Blakes, a.k.a. Natta Magus, a twenty-first century magus who has been transported against his will back to the Rome of 6 B.C. by his magical mentor. Steiner blends action, ethical dilemma, romance, humour and an accurate geographical and physical portrayal of ancient Rome to create a magical romp, that, while mostly light-hearted, also addresses some serious ethical questions.The self-effac. Good premise, really good book WmTell This was a great idea book that was executed really well. It took a well thought out alternate history that explained how magic came to be a common part of the world and then added ancient Rome (no I'm not going to explain that any further - buy the book and see how the author makes it all blend together and actually make sense). The only - repeat only - problem with this book is that I have to wait for the next one to come out!. Scott Johnson said A well-done urban fantasy romp with fun twists! At times it felt like I'd picked. A well-done urban fantasy romp with fun twists! At times it felt like I'd picked up the middle book of a series, but the author filled in the cracks pretty well. I could've done with a little less magical minutia, and sometimes wanted to rip that hat off his fool head, but overall it was enjoyable and well-written.