In support of the Acts of Whimsy Fundraiser for Jay Lake, a podcast version of my first published book (age 8). A pack of wolves embark on an epic quest for a legendary valley, in a stirring tale underlining the importance of family and environmentalism.
Time has run out: the Apocalypse is here. Serafine, Gaelin, Davi, and River engage in their final confrontation with the Angel and Alesta. The world is ending; who will be saved?
The magi have crafted a spell that they believe will allow Serafine to hear the Hapax. Every guild and faculty gathers on the Magistatiem lawns, to cast one of the most complex spells ever written...
Davi, River, Gaelin, and Serafine return to the Magistatiem. While Davi convinces the magi to aid their cause, River must hide her identity from those who would destroy her without a second thought.
Upon learning that River has escaped, and Praeton is to be sacrificed instead, Gaelin confronts Alesta. Later, Serafine reunites with him, and plotting commences.
Serafine and Praeton attempt to rescue River before Alesta can sacrifice her. At the Magistatiem, Davi comes to terms with the destruction wrought by the fire.
River struggles to cope with her emotions after receiving news that fire has ravaged the Magistatiem. Davi has yet to return. Not only is his fate unknown, but River's aither supply is exhausted, leaving her in very real danger as well.
Serafine wakes Davi before dawn with the news that the Magistatiem is burning. Duty and desperation force Davi's return to the magi - heedless of the reception awaiting him.
44 min
About Hapax
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The world will end in seven days. Brother Gaelin feels horrified at the thought of Apocalypse. Davi Sanders feels conflicted at abandoning his fellow magi. River of Knowledge is just learning how to feel.
Monk, mage, and Magically Created Being must overcome centuries of mistrust to form an unlikely partnership. Their one hope lies with the Hapax: the Word which began the universe. Yet the Hapax is lost to mortals and gods alike. As time slips away, monks and magi must do more than trust each other. They must place their faith in the very creature that drove them apart.