Dr. Pellinor

"Pellinor's father was a calm, quiet, unassuming man who often stood in the background while he read a book, observed his surroundings, and stood by to let his wife handle every given situation with her usual elegant flair. Though he was retired now, Arthur knew that the man still worked for the British Geological Survey on occasion. He described himself as a simple prospector, but Pellinor's father, like the son, was a modest man. He was a honest-to-goodness genius with two doctorates to his name, and his biggest claim to fame was his engineering work in turning geothermal deposits into efficient conductors of renewable heat and electricity." (Storm on the Horizon)
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