George is small. He’s clever. He speaks the same strange language as Corwynn. These are all “assets” as Deirdre calls them. They get everyone out of the dungeon in Chapter 16 of A Dragon for George.
George overestimates his abilities compared to Corwynn, who has had years to hone his fighting skills. He also overestimates Corwynn’s commitment to chivalry, which puts George at an even greater disadvantage, as does the wound on George’s hand. All this puts George’s own life in immediate peril.
Which will win out for George? How will it win out? Where, why, and with whom will it win out? Keep tuning in (and by “tuning”, I mean clicking on the necessary buttons [and by “clicking on the necessary buttons” I mean clicking or tapping on the correct spot on the screen]) to find out.
Discovering that Lorne is in mortal peril, George challenges Corwynn to a trial by combat.
A Dragon for George is a somewhat friendly novel about a twelve-year-old boy’s bond with a genetically engineered dragon.
Narrative comedy, for lovers of laugh-out-loud literature (or “lololl’s” for short). A mix of novels (chapter by chapter), short stories, and theatrical shows to help you laugh along with the human condition.
Sonnet for Spring Sonnet Contest Winner Tara Travis. Listen closely. The first letter of each line spells Tara's chosen phrase: ”Y O U 'R E S O A W E S O M E”.