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Nidemon

Nidemon

by Shawn P. Cormier

Publisher Pine View Press

Genre: Children's & YA

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About the book

Fleeing the Nomadin, Ilien seeks aid from the last person he ever thought would give it. For his father, Gallund, is held prisoner by an enemy immune to Nomadin magic, an enemy who would use him to release an unthinkable evil upon the world. To rescue him, Ilien must forsake all he knows to be true. He must learn a forbidden magic. He must discover who he truly is, or become . . . NiDemon.

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About the Author

Shawn P. Cormier

Shawn Cormier was born in the small town of Southbridge, Massachusetts. He found his love for words early, reading the likes of Jim Kjelgaard, Jack London and J.R.R. Tolkien. Finally, having run out of "good reads", he put pen to paper and at age twelve wrote his first short story. He has been writing ever since, earning his Creative Writing degree from Long Island University. He is the author of the fantasy novels Nomadin, NiDemon and Necromancer. When not writing, he can be found in his jewelry store, repairing mystical heirlooms and studying the magical properties of gems, and wishing he was writing. He currently resides in eastern Massachusetts.

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