Kirjahaku

Jillian Tosscobble, a young gnome girl, is carried along on a misadventure when an elven princess disrupts her simple peasant life. She finds herself quite out of her element as she tries to navigate her way through unexpected romance and a monstrous king that takes a liking to her.

Jillian Tosscobble and her people flee the Tithes in hope of finding a better future on the surface. On their way out, the Tosscobbles meet up with an ancient race, the goblins, who are a little less than functional. They try to build a new life only to find out that the refugees from the Tithes are less than welcome on the surface. Meanwhile, Jillian can't let go of her husband who was separated from her during the war in the Tithes. The Refugee is a fantastic continuation of the world-building legacy that Nolan started in `Jillian Tosscobble: The Peasant,' with strong female characters, steampunk elements, genetic modification, and a unique take on classic fantasy races. The Refugee is about 74,000 words. Hand-drawn cover art by Jillian Strom with colored pencil as medium. Hardcover is a very large book that showcases the artwork. Large print at 16 font.

Jillian adjusts to life in the city after reuniting with her elven husband. Despite trying her best, Neilson's bad health and their lack of funds keep getting in the way of success. Racial tensions, both between the gnomes and elves, as well as between the underground races and the surface races complicate things. Meanwhile, the Tosscobbles settle in the outskirts of the city, and with the Throwback King, they scheme to improve the lives of everyone. The Laborer tugs on the heart-strings as it continues the world-building legacy that Nolan started in `Jillian Tosscobble: The Peasant,' with strong female characters, steampunk elements, genetic modification, and a unique take on classic fantasy races. The Laborer is about 74,000 words. Hand-drawn cover art by Jillian Strom with colored pencil as medium. Large print with 16 point font. Includes an illustration at the beginning of every chapter.

Book three. Jillian adjusts to life in the city after reuniting with her elven husband. Despite trying her best, Neilson's bad health and their lack of funds keep getting in the way of success. Racial tensions, both between the gnomes and elves, as well as between the underground races and the surface races complicate things. Meanwhile, the Tosscobbles settle in the outskirts of the city, and with the Throwback King, they scheme to improve the lives of everyone.The Laborer tugs on the heart-strings with its raw interpersonal relationships as it continues the world-building legacy that Nolan started in 'Jillian Tosscobble: The Peasant, ' with strong female characters, steampunk elements, genetic modification, and a unique take on classic fantasy races. The Laborer is about 74,000 words. Hand-drawn cover art by Jillian Strom with colored pencil as medium. Paperback is large print with 16 point font. Includes an illustration at the beginning of every chapter.

Jillian is in a wheelchair and has wanted a dog for years, but they couldn't get one. Now that they are able to, she chooses a half Pug, half Boston Terrier in a nearby animal shelter. Join Nolan and Jillian with their new small dog Bucket in this children's story about discovering a new life with a beloved pet.

Book two. Jillian Tosscobble and her people flee the Tithes in hope of finding a better future on the surface. On their way out, the Tosscobbles meet up with an ancient race, the goblins, who are a little less than functional. They try to build a new life only to find out that the refugees from the Tithes are less than welcome on the surface. Meanwhile, Jillian can't let go of her husband who was separated from her during the war in the Tithes. The Refugee is a fantastic continuation of the world-building legacy that Nolan started in 'Jillian Tosscobble: The Peasant, ' with strong female characters, steampunk elements, genetic modification, and a unique take on classic fantasy races. The Refugee is about 74,000 words. Hand-drawn cover art by Jillian Strom with colored pencil as medium. Paperback is large print with 16 point font. Includes an illustration at the beginning of every chapter.

Jillian Tosscobble, a young gnome girl, is carried along on a misadventure when an elven princess disrupts her simple peasant life. She finds herself quite out of her element as she tries to navigate her way through unexpected romance and a monstrous king that takes a liking to her. This female-character driven story starts an epic series which includes steampunk elements, genetic modification, and a unique take on classic fantasy races.Includes an illustration at the beginning of every chapter. The Peasant is about 69,000 words. Hand-drawn cover art by Jillian Strom with colored pencil as a medium. Paperback is large print with 16 point font.