Wriggly Little Hands (book 1)
If you want something done right, don't send a goblin.
But the Dark Lord’s under siege and those pesky forces of Good might finally do him in. For Oli the goblin and his cousins, it's finally their chance to serve the Big Boss. And so, they set out on a super secret quest to retrieve the doomsday weap—on a road trip to see their family.
With the hopes of every creature sinister and foul riding on them, the goblins hurry directly to their destination. Mostly directly. And... since they're headed that way, maybe they could deliver some evil packages that are long overdue?
Agents of Good pursue every step of the way, but with empty heads and too-big hearts, Oli and his bumbling family deliver the packages (mostly), sabotage the forces of evil (accidentally), and save their Dark Lord (probably).
The final battle’s brewing between good and evil, and the fate of the world rests in Oli’s wriggly little hands.
Gods help us all.
Wriggly Ever After (book 2)
The goblins are back!
After the calamitous conclusion to their first adventure, Oli and his cousins are ready for a "peaceful retirement." Which, in this case, is a concept they've critically misunderstood to mean "get mixed up in a prophecy to topple the God-King."
Meanwhile, renowned lawlock Thaddeus just wants to do his job (and get paid really, really well for it). There's no one better at finding Chosen Ones and decease and desisting them from tyrant-toppling activities. Unfortunately, his newest assignment pits him against his greatest opponent yet: slimy little goblins.
Join Oli and his cousins on their next adventure as they:
go on a fungal jungal expedition
get exspelled from wizard college
battle the ancient and cruel Barrowmasters in a high-stakes riddle game
get a sailing ship
wreck a sailing ship
adopt... a dragon?
become gods?!
okay, these can't possibly be true
A Wriggly Little Assistant (prequel novelette)
Jobediah has finally become a wizard, and all it took was hard work, determination, and one itsy bitsy pact with a malicious nightmare entity. But now he’s free to pursue his interests, like being admired, and serving as a professor at the esteemed Worwick College for Wizardry, Werebeastery, and Welding. Still, there is that pesky bit about endless servitude to the nightmare entity.
It’s a good thing Jobediah has a plan to escape and keep his magic in the process. All he has to do is brew a potion so powerful no one’s managed it—and try not to destroy the college, or himself, in the process.
Simple, right?
If you’re curious about the mischief and mayhem of the World of Wriggly, this novelette is the perfect place to start. If you’re already familiar with the world—through Wriggly Little Hands or other novels—this story serves as a prequel and a fun side quest.