But when the opportunity passes to someone else - someone who needs to be kept away from it - she steps up. She’s not who anyone should be looking toward if it comes to war against the Bureau. Meanwhile, Amari is given the opportunity to fill an office with the League of Magicians that would put her in charge - because of her age, she doesn’t think she’s right for the position and passes. Magicians and people with similar profiles are under the microscope, however, and those in power are engaged in all-out persecution–because of their reputations and records, Amari and Maria are spared this. The PR surrounding that is decidedly bad, so Amari is admitted, but the ban is just the beginning of her problems. So much so that the new Head Minister bans her from the summer program. She’s eager to start the second summer of training as a Junior Agent and whatever work she’ll get to do in that role.īut the day before that summer is supposed to start, something happens that reignites anti-magician rhetoric and sentiment. Not only will she have the chance for regular contact with her brother, but it’s at the Bureau that she has found purpose and a place. “I don’t have a choice!” What’s Amari and the Great Game About?Īmari has spent the last school year looking forward to one thing: it being over so she can go back to the summer program for the Bureau of Supernatural Affairs.

“It’s not your job to save the world every summer.” Alston DETAILS: Series: Supernatural Investigations, Volume Number 2

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