Ebook {Epub PDF} Corruption by John ORiley

I recently finished reading the eBook, Corruption, Grumpy Old Wizards, Book two of the series, by John O'Riley. This is a book of action, adventure, mind powers, and magic. I loved how the author wrote each character. The story follows Josephine, and her two friends, Helen, and Alice/5(68).  · Corruption is the second book in the Grumpy Old Wizard series by John O’Riley. As much as I loved the first book, the second is even better. The characters all seem to be working together and their friendship makes the story so much fun to read/5(33). Corruption (Grumpy Old Wizards Book 2) by John O'Riley (72).

Format: Paperback-$ Paperback-$ NOOK Book-$ View All Available Formats Editions. Ship This Item — Qualifies for Free Shipping. Unavailable for pickup at BN Clybourn. Check Availability at Nearby Stores. Choose Expedited Shipping at checkout for delivery by Thursday, August English Josephine must act quickly to save her friends and her fianceacute; from an ancient enchantment that is killing white magic practitioners. But even as she deals with this threat, a hostile AI from a distant galaxy has sent three androids to Earth. The AI intends on creating a stable portal. One week before Christmas , the state charged five current and former elected officials and candidate— including Jersey City Board of Education President Sudhan Thomas and former Morris County Freeholder John Cesaro—with taking bribes as part of an investigation into political corruption by the state attorney general's office.

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