Trolls Series

When Robert and Richard Johansson, III explore new surroundings in the Rocky Mountains they meet a Mountain Troll in the hills above their home. Armed with the troll queen's own machinations to infiltrate and learn whether the human race of the 21st century is ready to interact with faerie folk again after centuries apart, the little troll becomes an adopted brother to the Johansson family, and discovers more than he expected about what it is to be human. During the course of their interaction, Robert realizes that someone from an entirely different culture, even a non-human one, can be as close as a brother. But in the end, when it is time to return Kile to his troll family and to collect the real Little Ricky, they face a serious threat from the goblins of the high peaks of the Rockies. With the help of family and friends from the small town of Maple Springs, the two Troll Brothers make their way back to the troll city and reunite both families. Troll Brother includes a cameo by the Institution for the Preservation of Magical Artifacts (IPMA). The IPMA was first introduced in the short story, "The Old Silk Hat: A Frosty the Snowman Prequel", which is offered for free.

If you enjoyed the tales of the IPMA (Institute for the Preservation of Magical Artifacts) and Troll Brother, you'll love these short stories that tell of the interaction of faeries and humans and add to the overall world that is P. Edward Auman's Troll Brother. In this first short story from the collection, a neighbor to the characters in Troll Brother 1 and 2 has located seven "Grep" stones. And the IPMA wants them. Will they strike a deal? Will James Cochran get his just reward for his greed, or does he even realize what he's found? Find out in "Remuneration".

The second in a collection of short stories centered around the fictional town of Maple Springs in the Rocky Mountains and the events detailed in the novel series, Troll Brother. This story brings back agent Peter Samuel and Hattie from "The Yeti Uprising" to make a compassionate visit to one of IPMA Historian, Eddie Auman's old friends. Investigate with the IPMA (Institute for the Preservation of Magical Artifacts) whether or not faeries have anything to do with the after life. Not scary, but suitable for children for the Halloween Season, 2015.

The third in a collection of short stories centered around the fictional town of Maple Springs in the Rocky Mountains and the events detailed in the novel series, Troll Brother, featuring the agents of IPMA and other characters. This story gives even more backstory to the fan favorite, the Goblin Queen. As the Goblin Queen continues to build her army and her arsenal, she is missing one key element in her struggles: a mate, someone she can call her closest friend. Her mentor, the dragon Marduk disguised as the righteous matron dragon Aragonamat, has been hardly a companion or confidant. And so the queen turns to her only like-minded soul. She seeks out IPMA Agent Jackson Davidson to recruit him as partner and an aide in her struggle to bring the dominion of faerie folk back to the Earth, even if it may mean fighting against his own human-kind. If you have read "Troll Brother" and "Troll Brother 2: Little Brother Troll", or if you have been enthralled with the Goblin Queen in "Seeing Devils" and "The Goblin Queen's Cache" then it's time you treat yourself to this little Easter Egg of a story for Halloween 2015! Caution: while still suitable for a scare for younger readers, it is darker than the previous short stories and novels which include the Goblin Queen with somewhat more adult themes.

Sam Eliason, a hunter and backwoodsman living on the outskirts of Maple Springs, has just discovered the perks of ingesting magic. But the cost is far too high to obtain it. While this story follows "Seeing Devils", "The Goblin Queen's Cache", and "Corrupt" as well as the IMPA and Troll Brother storyline, the creep factor has been escalated. Robbie and Ricky came to the defense of their new troll friends in the Troll Brother series. Find out what happens when less-than-savory humans discover the existence of faerie folk living nearby. **This is recommended for a PG-13 audience and does contain some mild fairy-related gore.

As the IPMA agents concentrate their efforts in Maple Springs following the events in Troll Brother 1 & 2 and other stories, an unlikely group of allies discovers something hidden in the peaks of the Rocky Mountains. The question is who put it there and to what purpose? Will the short term truce between species of faerie and humans be enough to stop something catastrophic in the future? It is not necessary to read the IPMA Troll Brother Extras to prepare for the re-release of Troll Brother 2 and the releases of Troll Brothers 3 and 4 in 2020, but they'll certainly add to the back story.