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The Spellmonger's Wedding
A Fantasy Short Story by Terry Mancour
Companion Book to the Spellmonger Series
Subgenres & Tropes:
- Wedding Fantasy,
- Noblebright,
- Feudal Setting,
- Found Family
This book is for you if you're into...
- Weddings where magic and mayhem threaten the big day
- Fantasy nobles juggling family drama and feudal headaches
- Heroes desperate to protect their hard-earned happiness
COME DANCE AT THE SPELLMONGER'S WEDDING!
When the battle is finally far behind him, Sir Minalan the Spellmonger makes a quick detour to Wilderhall to select his new domain, learn how to be a noble, and then claim his pregnant bride -- it's time to start his well-deserved Happily Ever After, and he can't wait.
But along the way down the river he stops to buy a bag of smoke and discovers that he might be receiving some unexpected guests at his wedding. After everything he's been through, he's not about to let his bride's one perfect day be ruined. And he's willing to start a peasant's rebellion to protect it, if he has to.
With the power of the Witchsphere now in his hands, and with the help of family and friends, he can't take a chance that something will go amiss -- because he's worked too hard for it, fought too long for it, and because you just can't get your deposits back easily in a feudal economy.
Join Min as he, Pentandra, Alya, Tyndal, and the rest of his family contend with unexpected guests, welcome and unwelcome, in this prequel to Magelord!
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