Noggle Stones Book I: The Goblin's Apprentice

I discovered Wil Radcliff while I was working part-time for my agent. Noggle Stones was originally self-published, but Wil wanted to reach a broader audience through a traditional publisher. I read his query and was immediately interested in the story, so I requested his manuscript. Mind you, as an associate literary agent, 99% of what I read is garbage, so when I first started reading Noggle Stones I was blown out of my chair. His prose is brilliant; every sentence in the book is a work of art.

While searching for the lost ruins of an ancient temple, the mad goblin scholar, Bugbear, and his gambler cousin, Tudmire, come into possession of a most peculiar scroll. It is through this scroll that the mystical world of Annwfn and the world of 19th Century humanity are suddenly and inadvertently thrust together. Allying themselves with the awkward human stage magician, Martin Manchester, and the fierce warrior woman, Maga, Bugbear and Tudmire must rally the frightened folk of the small town

Very amusing funny read. Good book if your just looking for a light read to fill the time.