"The only good troll is a dead troll," as the saying goes. Trolls are feared, hated, hunted down and eradicated. And yet, one of their kind just might be the kingdoms only hope.
Seventeen years ago, the Vance’s took in a baby troll to raise as their own. Now they’re gone and Kwadjo is on his own, trying to survive in a kingdom that would rather see him dead.
Agamon, one of the most powerful wizards in the land, has been exiled from the Silver Spire. His quest for vengeance shatters the young troll’s life, tossing everything he knows on its head and thrusting him into a dangerous world.
A beguiling tale of rejection, revenge, and the adventure of a lifetime. Join Kwadjo on his journey across the lands of the World Dragon, as he is thrust into a battle for survival and pitted against impossible odds. Agamon seeks to harness the power of the fabled crystal throne to usurp the king. Can one troll find his way in the world in time to stop him?
Read Trollin’ now and enter the lands of the World Dragon.
This is a fantastic coming of age story with an unlikely hero. It took me on an emotional journey and I really enjoyed the variety of situations Kwadjo found himself in. I would love to read more stories from this world!
Great book, interesting compelling characters, and well written plots and conflicts. Starts out a little slow, however, picks up speed and doesn’t let go until the very end. Enjoy!
How can I say it. This was bad. The only way I could finish it, was by skipping ahead several chapters. I will say that the ending was pretty cute tho. I initially thought I was in the wrong audience for this coming-of-age book, but then realized 😳 that I really couldn'd recommend Trollin to any audience. I see some people liked it, because there are several 5⭐'s reviews for this slow starter. Ta' each their own. Carl Bonebright did a great job, but I disliked his use of electronic enhancements for some of his characters.