Spirits Unbound

by D.C. Fergerson

Part of the The Dragon's Dream Saga series:

Editions:Kindle: $ 4.99

The streets of London run red.
Someone is missing.

What price will Cora pay to get them back?

Hanging her hopes on a lawman, Cora brings new allies into the fold. But when more and more go missing, a pattern is emerging.

Are they all pawns in Cora’s war against Lucius? The answer may cost Cora her life.

Published: August 2, 2019
Genres:

Fantasy, Fantasy - Urban & Magical Beings, Poetry, Sci Fi, Sci Fi - Dystopian & Post-Apocalyptic, Sci Fi - Space Opera, Sci Fi - Steampunk, Sci Fi - Superheroes & Villains, Sci Fi - Time Travel

About the Author

The Master of Kung Fu and Friendship was born in the smog-wastes of New Jersey, then journeyed to a mountain in Asia. There, he learned of the power of friendship, and knowing is half the battle. The other half is Kung Fu.

He now resides in a dojo in North Carolina, where he has sired a future champion with his Mistress of Friendship. He writes of fantasy and humor, strong women and dragons.

He is the author of The Wicked Instruments series and The Dragon's Dream Saga. His biggest influences are the greats in humor - Douglas Adams, Kurt Vonnegut, and Chuck Palahniuk.

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