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|  | | Dulcinea: or Wizardry A-Flute by Shalanna Collins
Dulcinea Brown has discovered a new type of magic--flute magic. Raz, her father's new apprentice, is chasing the diabolical Society of Mages. The Society endangers the very world by bringing the dragons across the Gate between this plane and theirs. Can they learn to work together to save the friendly dragons of Ladenia--and save Ladenia City from the Society? On the way to saving the world, Dulcinea finds romance with Raz, uncovers her family’s secrets, and finally learns how to rely on herself.
Dulcinea Brown, fourteen going on twenty, is about to discover flute magic--the use of flute music on the web of magic to perform spells. She is just coming into her powers of magic, and stumbles upon flutemagery, a whole new kind of magic that she then uses--under the guidance of her father’s new apprentice, Raz, who is not what he seems--to save Ladenia City from destruction by a blue dragon conjured by the wicked Society of Mages.
Raz Songssterson, twentyish, commands quite a bit of sorcerous power, but he is concealing it from Dulcinea and her father; he is using their apothecary | |  | | Song From the Heart
Romantic suspense starring singer Paige Campbell and computer guru Alan McConnell. An AI created by Alan goes after his prize employee Paige after it is taken over by a paranormal entity that has mistaken Paige for an ancient nemesis. Can they defeat the entity that has a hold over them without doing something evil themselves?
Something is out to get Paige Campbell . . . something not of this world. She's becoming terrified of telephones. She was happy just working for her Uncle Hans at his music store, taking classes at Dallas Music Academy, and taking gigs playing piano and singing at weddings whenever the opportunity arises. She never dreamed that getting one crank phone call could lead to a nightmare. Alan McConnell hires Paige to sing radio jingles for his advertising agency, and wonders why the woman is so jumpy. When he discovers that she's afraid to answer the phone and thinks she might be going crazy, he de |
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