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The Magois Chronicles · Book 1

The Light of Arunzi

by Katelyn Peterson
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An impossible choice. The team he loves or two kids who just want a new home.

In a world where the magical magois elite reign supreme, non-magical techies like Sergeant Greg Ryder are expected to bow to their every whim. Greg thrives as a lead Enforcer for Toronto's elite Strategic Tactics and Response unit. Manhunts, high-risk warrants, bomb calls---Greg and his télnis handle it all, keeping the peace and saving lives. Work is his lifeline, drowning out the silence of his empty apartment; the heartache where his family once was.

But when Albion's chief magical law enforcement officer is assassinated, his will names Greg as guardian of his two orphaned children. Their uncle, Lord Torrance, erupts in fury. Determined to seize the children, he unleashes a deadly arsenal---mind-control spells, rigged warrants, even magical bombs.

To protect his new family, Greg must outsmart Lord Torrance at his own game. But in a world where the magois always win, can a techie cop save what matters most?

Type
Novel
Format
Ebook, Paperback
Published
Sep 2026
Pages
351
Language
EN
ISBN
979-8-950200-01-4
Publisher
Convergence Point Press

Content rating

Author-supplied. Hover a meter for the rubric.

Language
2/4

occasional swearing

Violence
3/4

graphic injury/death

Romance / Sex
0/4

None

Biblical Themes
1/4

incidental references

Author note: While the characters do swear at times, all of the swear words are either mild or made up, often using the names of mythological gods and goddesses. This is because Christianity does not exist in my world and the major religion is a syncrenestic mix of Earth's historical mythological pantheons.

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Tone

Hopeful
Epic
Quirky Humor

Tropes

Found Family
Reluctant Hero/Heroine
Ensemble Cast
Character-driven

Themes

Good vs Evil
Power & Corruption
Betrayal

Setting

Secondary/Other World
Urban / City

Pace

Steady

Point-of-View

6-10 POV characters

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