Nomadin Trilogy

Young Ilien knows nothing of the dark tales told around late-night fires of the legendary Nomadin wizards and the prophesy that haunts them. But all that is soon to change. A shadow touches his peaceful land of Nadae. An ancient evil is stirring.

They gave him a pencil. It gave him nothing but trouble. Ilien Woodhill’s enchanted pencil has a big mouth, a bad attitude, and zero respect for authority. One minute it’s insulting the school bully. The next, it’s dragging him into a world of witches, giants, and a prophecy dark enough to doom them all. He could throw it away. He could run. He could do the smart thing for once. But Ilien has never been very good at doing what he’s told. If you love clever, reluctant heroes, talking objects with attitude, and old-school fantasy that doesn’t take itself too seriously, you’ll devour Nomadin.

His only friend was a sarcastic, talking pencil. Now it’s unusually quiet… and that’s worrying him. Ilien Woodhill would love to forget everything he’s learned and go back to his old, boring life. But trouble just won’t leave him alone. This time, he's on a desperate rescue mission, and the only hope for success may lie in a forbidden form of magic so dangerous it could corrupt Ilien from the inside out. But don't worry, he has company: Windy, the brave and fiercely loyal Princess of Evernden. And Ilien thought his pencil was difficult?

To save everything he loves, he must destroy the one thing that can never be destroyed. Ilien Woodhill isn't exactly sure what that means. And now that his only two friends are missing, he's even more clueless than ever. He's out of time, out of allies, and running dangerously low on good ideas. But that’s never stopped him before.