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The Orphans of Nilad: Book 1 of The Nosam Chronicles
276 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 28, 2026
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March 18, 2026BOOK DESCRIPTION:
A mysterious message. A band of outcasts.
To survive Nilad, they’ll need to discover who they can trust—and what they’re willing to fight for.
In the fractured ward of Nilad, four outcasts are drawn together by a single, mysterious note. Nameless but urgent, it promises danger, answers, and perhaps the one thing they all crave but no longer fully believe in: a way home.
EoC was raised among nobility and taught that power exists to serve the people, even when the people no longer believe in their rulers. Kaida fights for what remains of her family, her loyalty as sharp as the arrows she lets fly to protect her chosen circle. Dinger, once little more than muscle and instinct, begins a deep transformation as the weight of his axe gives way to the stirrings of his heart. And Kekron, hardened by a life of isolation, must confront the most dangerous question of all—what trust truly costs when you’ve always stood alone.
Their path through Nilad is soaked in blood, in bone-jarring strikes and battles that are as brutal as they are precise. Around them, politics churn—ancient dynasties, generational legacies, and a complex magic system that tangles power, fear, and control. And at the center of it all lies the Amulet of Planes, a relic rumored to bridge worlds. Finding it could change everything—not just for them, but for the universe itself. Because every choice sends ripples outward, and love, in all its forms, may be the most dangerous force of all.
A mysterious message. A band of outcasts.
To survive Nilad, they’ll need to discover who they can trust—and what they’re willing to fight for.
In the fractured ward of Nilad, four outcasts are drawn together by a single, mysterious note. Nameless but urgent, it promises danger, answers, and perhaps the one thing they all crave but no longer fully believe in: a way home.
EoC was raised among nobility and taught that power exists to serve the people, even when the people no longer believe in their rulers. Kaida fights for what remains of her family, her loyalty as sharp as the arrows she lets fly to protect her chosen circle. Dinger, once little more than muscle and instinct, begins a deep transformation as the weight of his axe gives way to the stirrings of his heart. And Kekron, hardened by a life of isolation, must confront the most dangerous question of all—what trust truly costs when you’ve always stood alone.
Their path through Nilad is soaked in blood, in bone-jarring strikes and battles that are as brutal as they are precise. Around them, politics churn—ancient dynasties, generational legacies, and a complex magic system that tangles power, fear, and control. And at the center of it all lies the Amulet of Planes, a relic rumored to bridge worlds. Finding it could change everything—not just for them, but for the universe itself. Because every choice sends ripples outward, and love, in all its forms, may be the most dangerous force of all.
March 14, 2026
As a non fantasy reader, I was surprised to find that I enjoyed this book genre. It was captivating, humorous, and had great character development. The dynamic portrayal of characters and their relationships within were relatable and believable even in a fantasy world. A nice balance in my opinion. Has me eager to read the next book to find answers about their mysterious pasts, their travels and where this challenging journey is headed.
March 15, 2026
Fun read! Looking forward to the next book
Great storytelling and character development. I'm looking forward to learning more about the four main characters and rooting for their next adventure.
Great storytelling and character development. I'm looking forward to learning more about the four main characters and rooting for their next adventure.
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