Will And Horace Summary

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In this book, the main character Will, gets sent a assigned a special mission with a friend of his named Horace, and a ranger named Gilan, and they are going to Celtica, a country near their hometown Araluen. When they get to Celtica, they see that everyone is gone. They went to search a couple towns and realized that all of them have turned into a dessert. Believing Morgarath, an evil king, hopes to find a much faster way across the mountains pass to Araluen. Gilan decides to go back and tell the Araluen king of this issue. Meanwhile Will and Horace kept looking to learn more about this situation. While Will and Horace continue this mission, they found a girl named Evanlyn and unexpectedly met a group of wargals, the soldiers in the evil

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