Releasing Aug 1st – A Dog, 3 Cats, and a Dragon

UPDATE: A Dog, 3 Cats, and a Dragon now on Amazon

“Why do we read? To taste new worlds. Worlds of magic and wonder, of fear and suspense, and of the secret chambers of the human heart. Whether it wanders the far reaches of the galaxy or hides in our neighbor’s basement, this creature called fiction ensnares our minds and teaches us truths real life never could.
Brave the land where the dead walk. Summon creatures of fire and water, the very elements of this world. Travel the far reaches of the country, rescuing humanity from the monsters they don’t even believe exist. Then come home to your pet dragon, glowering at you from the sofa.
Ready to read? Twenty new worlds await.”

A Dog, 3 Cats, and a Dragon–a collection of short stories by Esther Davis–will be available for purchase August 1st, 2017. This book contains twenty science fiction, horror, dystopia, and fantasy pieces, including several new, never-before-published stories.

Inside you’ll find:

• Scars (read online)
• Unwelcome Shrink
• The Solution (new story)
• Ink Tek (new story)
• B-4 (read on Amazon Kindle, newly revised)
• Don’t Forget to Feed the Computers
• Where the Dead Walk
• Death and the Thing with Feathers (new story)
• Cobweb of Ghosts
• Men of Blades
• Seeds (new story)
• The Day the Ocean Died
• Summoners (read on Amazon Kindle)
• Born of Flame
• When the Gardener Sings
• Amethyst to Soothe
• Servant of the Tiger (read online)
• Frozen Heart (read online)
• The Nowell Trilogy (Nowell, Dear Papa, and Rose of Darkness)
• A Dog, Three Cats, and a Dragon (new story)

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It’s Here! – A Dog, 3 Cats, and a Dragon release announcement

 

About the Author

Esther Davis regularly posts family-friendly speculative fiction. Her short stories have also been published online in T. Gene Davis’s Speculative Blog. Besides writing she has also studied engineering, lived for over a year in Japan, and helped create synthetic spider silk from goats milk.

You can follow Esther Davis via Twitter (@EstherDDavis) and Facebook (@EstherDavisAuthor) or contact her here.