Stonecaller
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Kicked out of the caravan for his gambling, QedrimтАЩs luck has run out. Stranded in the wilderness, he uses his magical talent for slinging stones to save a strange merchant, ShapakailтАЩesh, and is rewarded with a passage through the Hidden WaysтАФa mysterious and ancient method of travel. This leads him to the city of Higfrod, where he finds himself in the middle of political intrigue after saving Lady Annavristi from an assassin and winning her favor.
But his restlessness is short-lived. War soon erupts, and Qedrim is swept into the conflict, joining a merchant encampment that follows behind the army to provide supplies. When the battle turns against them, he knocks a cavalry commander from his saddle and finds himself enlisting in the army's slinger faction. To survive and protect those he cares for, Qedrim must learn to master his ability to move stonesтАФhis path to becoming a Stonecaller.
With monstrous armies led by the brutal B'tlas closing in, Qedrim's newfound power may be the key to saving HigfrodтАФif he can master it in time.
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JP Wagner was both a sci-fi/fantasy writer and journalist. While Jim's editorials and informative articles could be found in publications such as the Western Producer and the Saskatoon Star Phoenix, he made his debut as a novelist with the flint-lock fantasy, Railway Rising which was originally through Edge Publications in 2015. His young adult fantasy, The Search for the Unicorns was then published by his daughter Beth Wagner in 2018. This was followed by The Talisman of the Winds which was published in 2020. His most recent novel is Stonecaller which is available now at fine online retailers everywhere.
A self-proclaimed curmudgeon but known to his family as a merry jokester, his words have brightened many lives.
You can visit his official website at:
┬аwww.revjpwagner.com
Beth Wagner is a self-published comic creator residing in Burnaby, BC Canada. Her comics include but are not limited to sci-fi, such as Space Trucking, slice of life comics such as Isaac & Lee, and fantasy noir detective, Sam Hawke.
With the death of her father (who was an author), Beth has now taken up the mantle of editor and writer in order to publish the books that her father could not. The most recent being the epic fantasy novel Stonecaller.
