Fluke and the Frontier Farce

The Fantastic Fluke, Book 4

By: Sam Burns

Narrated by: Zachary Johnson

It’s been a long year for Sage and his friends, and all of Junction, California, and it’s not over yet.

Freddy's school of magic is still a mystery, and figuring it out would be enough work, but the investigation leads them to the mysterious coded notes of Junction’s long-dead first magical artist, and then to the last place any of them ever expected to end up: the 19th century. Worse yet, when they get there, Fluke is missing, and Sage isn’t sure he can get back home without his best friend.

Now—or is it then?—they just need to find Fluke, decode the notes, avoid changing the past, dodge evil Uncle Jonathon and the shady French nobleman at his side, and maybe most importantly, find their way home.

But there's more in the past than trouble, and Gideon might want to stay there with his wife. If Sage has to leave him behind, is it worth returning to his own time at all?

©2022 Sam Burns (P)2022 Sam Burns

Love that little fox

Yup that is flukes baby lol such a cute bonus ending loved it. Thank you for the story !

10 Stars for Fluke Bonus Story!

Absolutely loved the bonus chapter at the end, Fluke's Frontier Adventure, told in Fluke's POV. Wish there were more!
Have been thoroughly enjoying this continuous series and looking forward to the Finale next....Also, hoping there's more Fluke bonuses!

I want more!!

Ahhh so so good. Fluke and his little baby made the ending so adorable. I enjoyed his POV.
I’m looking forward to the rest of the story. Such a great series!

I like this series!

I really do like the storyline of this series. My biggest problem is with the MC’s. They rarely have conversations. There is so much about Sage that I feel like their relationship is on the way back burner. I often thought he cared more for Fluke than Gideon and I really loved Gideon. I thought there was too much about him that was left on the scrap floor. More dialogue was needed between these two. I am excited for the final. I did really like the going back in time.

Less Dark but Great

Less Dark than Flukes 2-3, but a delight nonetheless. Zachary makes an excellent Sage and an even better Fluke. This one is a quick read because it's comfier than the rest but don't let that fool you. Sam does a great job with their world and so makes you think through some serious implications of how their magic works. Pay close attention here. There's world secrets in this book that make you go oh? oh. oooooh.

Excellent addition to the series

I liked learning more of Gideon’s backstory and how the story gave closure to aspect of his former life. I loved Fluke’s adventure and how he made a significant discovery that added to the story. I also loved how Freddy is coming into his own. Looking forward to the final book in the series, although I will miss these characters.

I hate to be greedy but More please

Another great installment in the Fluke series! The best thing about these books is that they are so good that you always want more. You never feel like you’ve had enough. I only hope there will be more. Fluke, Sage, Gideon and the rest have become family like the gang from Harry Potter. Some books are just like that. You take them into your heart and miss them when they are gone. The characters from Fluke are like that. I simply can’t recommend this series enough! More please!

Another delightful romp

Zachary's narration has really improved. Gideon actually sounded like a cowboy at points! Well done! The story of course was entertaining, and it was honestly a relief for Sage to finally escape being the main focus of malevolent attention for once. I was really feeling bad for the poor guy! I cannot wait for the next installment of their adventures!

Super cute

Great series I can’t wait for the next one !!!!
Thank you keep them coming so good

Gets better and better!

Great characters, friendships, romances, and relationships. Fantastic plot, great use of magical elements not previously seen in the series, and many unanswered questions hinted to in other books are elucidated in this book. Also, I love the alliterations for each title :)