Cami Murdock Jensen

An ancient force has awakened. And only a brave young girl can tame its destructive power... If she makes the wrong choice, countless worlds will be doomed-including her own. Can Agnes learn her magic, save her world while managing her chronic pain?

Book Two in the Arch Mage Series

Second Earth

Adam McLain

Sarah Keele

Book One in the Arch Mage Series

First Earth

Scarred and reviled. She fought inner demons for years, but now actual demons hunt her. Agnes Ann Cavanaugh hates mirrors and herself. Horribly disfigured as a baby and constantly battling chronic pain, she struggles to find her worth in the world. Agnes has some weird talents; she can sense when people are lying, and she can read almost any language, even ones she’s never seen before. After years of home-schooling, Agnes is eager for an adventure. But the adventure she hoped for wasn’t the adventure she got. While she’s translating an ancient tablet, she triggers an attack by terrifying demons, and a portal opens, catapulting her to an enchanted realm. Barely able to catch her breath, she meets a strange old man who claims she’s a wizard destined to save his planet. But when Agnes magically determines he’s lying about something, she does not know who to trust. Now she must choose to master her latent abilities to defeat an evil necromancer or return home and hide from the demons. Will Agnes protect the people that desperately need her, or will the Necromancer steal her magic and enslave both planets using a massive demon army? First Earth is Book One in the fast-paced Arch Mage YA fantasy series. If you like wondrous creatures, heart-racing adventures, and underdog protagonists, then you will love Cami Murdock Jensen’s extraordinary journey. Buy First Earth to discover the greatness within today! Readers' Favorite International Bronze Medal, Feathered Quill Finalist, The Wishing Shelf Award Finalist

A YA Fantasy Adventure to Another World

A shattered prophecy. A siren queen ravaged by insanity. Can a courageous young woman unite warring factions before the universe is enslaved? Agnes Anne Cavanaugh desperately seeks to bring peace to her friend's beloved Fourth Earth. But with magic dwindling from the planet, she scrambles to convince rival contingents to put down their weapons. And when her powerful boyfriend's magic mysteriously fades, he slips into a depression. While he keeps saying nothing’s wrong, she’s supposed to not worry about him and still stop certain planetary doom? To make matters worse, Sharir the Endless, master to the previously defeated dragon of manipulation, is enraged by her prior success. The time for subtlety is past and he joins the fray himself, devastating the lives of billions. Destiny can take many paths, but only one leads to peace. A single mistake and Agnes will fail to stop Sharir from enslaving the universe, losing all that is dear to her. Fourth Earth is Book Four in the Arch Mage epic YA fantasy series that readers can’t put down. If you like magical creatures, incredible worlds, exhilarating adventures, and journeys of epic proportions, you’ll love this enthralling story.

A YA Fantasy Adventure to the Planet of Mythical Creatures

Fourth Earth

The moment I declared the last word, I felt a rush of wind from every direction, as though the power surge in my chest sucked energy from the entire Earth. The hurricane of energy imploded into me, and silence caused a still calm to fall onto the room. My skin tingled. Not like neuropathy, but like warm static electricity. "Whoa," I whispered. I expected an adventure when I left home for a new internship. A nice, easy, comfortable adventure that a sixteen-year-old burn victim like me could handle. That wasn't what happened. While I translated an ancient text for my new boss, a woman possessed by a ghost tried to kill me. Then an old wizard saved me by taking me to another planet. Saved? As if. Kidnapped is more like it--and that's just the beginning. According to him, I was the only wizard on my planet, and some prophecy destined me to save his planet, First Earth. The guy was crazy to think I could do anything like that. I could hardly walk more than ten minutes because of my neuropathy. Maybe I should just go home and forget about being a wizard. How am I supposed to save a whole other planet, with magic I don't know how to use and an army of demons led by an evil necromancer trying to murder me? Fate seriously messed up this time.

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