The Spirit Sorcerer

Wyvern Wars: Book 2

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Genres

Japanese Fiction, Dark Fantasy, Dragons, Magical Creatures, Asian, Mythology, and Novellas

Trigger Warnings

Violence

Type of Ending

Series

Wyvern Wars — Book 2

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Publication Date

Oct 14, 2022

Page Length

256 pages

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The Spirit Sorcerer

Wyvern Wars: Book 2

Published Copy

Blurb

Thirty-six demons slain. And still, one eludes him…

Four years ago, Gensou Masanori accidentally released dozens of demons from the spirit realm into the real world. He’s spent as much time as possible hunting the demons and doing whatever necessary to set things right.

He cleanses their darkness if they let him.

If they refuse, he kills them.

Sending them back to the spirit realm where they belong.

But there’s one demon he’s spent the last four years chasing. The creature never fights back, but neither will he let Masanori purify his spirit.

So what does the demon want?

The Spirit Sorcerer is a Japanese-inspired fantasy tale filled with magic, monsters, and found family. This novella is a supplementary story in the Yumihari World and can be enjoyed after reading the Yokai Calling series or on its own.

Details

Genres

Japanese Fiction, Dark Fantasy, Dragons, Magical Creatures, Asian, Mythology, and Novellas

Trigger Warnings

Violence

Type of Ending

Series

Wyvern Wars — Book 2

Series Read Order

Reading prior books is not required

Author Prefers A Review On

Goodreads, Amazon, or BookBub

Reader Spots Remaining

Number of days to read

Publication Date

Oct 14, 2022

Page Length

256 pages

Available Formats

ePub, Mobi, and PDF

Author

One day, my army of fluffy minions will take over the world. But, well, I haven’t had any luck animating stuffed animals yet—sorry, kids! Ever since graduating with my degree in creative writing from the University of British Columbia, you can usually find me typing away at my next fantasy novel like my life depends on it. Other times, I’m locked inside a book, be that reading about dragons, mythology, folklore, or daydreaming in another fantasy world. I also entertain a “mild” tea obsession and guard my hoard like any bookdragon would. It’s my goal to introduce readers to the complexities of mental illness through the perspectives of lifelike characters in fantasy worlds.