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Synopsis
It was your average kinda day in Turai. Elves were murdering Orcs, Orcs were murdering Elves, everyone was murdering Dwarves and anything that wasn't nailed to the floor had been stolen, fenced and then stolen again. Yep, business was booming - except for me. My last case was a bust, the bills were as high as a dragon's toupee and the only guys beating a path to my door wanted gold - or else it wouldn't be the path they'd be beating.My name's Thraxas, and I'm a P.I. So when the word hit the street that the Sorcerers Guild were holding their convention downtown I felt as happy as a crab in a whorehouse . Don't get me wrong - I do magic like the next guy - but as far as Sorcerers go, well, two's company and three's a crime-spree ...
Is Thraxas and the Sorcerers appropriate for my child?
Suitable for most readers 16 and up.
This humorous fantasy noir features a down-on-his-luck PI navigating a gritty city filled with racial violence between fantasy species, organized crime, theft, and murder. The tone is comedic with cynical humor and some crude language.
What to know going in
This book has moderate violence, mild sexual content, and moderate language. Content notes include murder and violence.
Who'll love this
Teens who love funny detective stories with magic and a sarcastic hero will enjoy Thraxas navigating a dangerous fantasy city.