Tales of the Were: Magnus: Redstone Clan
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It was just before dusk when he checked his voice mail. All through Miranda’s recuperation, he’d managed to keep up with his paperwork for Redstone Construction. Checking his voice mail had become a morning ritual. Apparently the Master had been unable to find out where Mag had taken Miranda, and had resorted to tracking down his work number.
Nice.
The message wasn’t from the Master himself, but from one of his servants. He kept a few humans employed in his place of business. He was even... rumored to have a tame mage he used for daytime missions that required knowledge of the supernatural world. The humans were kept strictly in the dark about the Master’s true nature. They just thought he was an eccentric club owner who partied all night while they ran the day-to-day business. Tony’s vampire magic made sure they kept believing it. He could influence their minds at will, and make them believe just about anything he wanted. Vampires at his level had skills that were kind of scary, but they didn’t have much impact on shifter minds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was just before dusk when he checked his voice mail. All through Miranda’s recuperation, he’d managed to keep up with his paperwork for Redstone Construction. Checking his voice mail had become a morning ritual. Apparently the Master had been unable to find out where Mag had taken Miranda, and had resorted to tracking down his work number.
Nice.
The message wasn’t from the Master himself, but from one of his servants. He kept a few humans employed in his place of business. He was even... rumored to have a tame mage he used for daytime missions that required knowledge of the supernatural world. The humans were kept strictly in the dark about the Master’s true nature. They just thought he was an eccentric club owner who partied all night while they ran the day-to-day business. Tony’s vampire magic made sure they kept believing it. He could influence their minds at will, and make them believe just about anything he wanted. Vampires at his level had skills that were kind of scary, but they didn’t have much impact on shifter minds.
What to read after Tales of the Were: Magnus: Redstone Clan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bianca D'arc to read onlineMoreLess
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