There are many tales about dragons, having entertained us throughout the ages. However, in the Dragon's Hound Tales, we find three short dragon stories with a twist. The heros of the stories are not knights or kings or saints...but greyhound dogs. In Willow and the Dragon, we follow the greyhound, Willow, as she first encounters the great golden dragon who is terrorizing her master's realm. In Dragonsbreath, Willow again meets the dragon, in a tale with an interesting and touching twist. The final story, Blackdragon, follows our characters into the next generation. If you enjoy classic fantasy, dragons, and animals, The Dragon's Hound Tales should be a fun read.
There are many tales about dragons, having entertained us throughout the ages. However, in the Dragon's Hound Tales, we find three short dragon stories with a twist. The heros of the stories are not knights or kings or saints...but greyhound dogs. In Willow and the Dragon, we follow the greyhound, Willow, as she first encounters the great golden dragon who is terrorizing her master's realm. In Dragonsbreath, Willow again meets the dragon, in a tale with an interesting and touching twist. The final story, Blackdragon, follows our characters into the next generation. If you enjoy classic fantasy, dragons, and animals, The Dragon's Hound Tales should be a fun read.
Gayle Nastasi is a professional animal communicator, author, and wildlife rehabilitator. She has been practicing animal communication professionally since 1999, and has been a published author for many years longer than that. Her love of and respect for all animals permeates all aspects of her life.
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There are many tales about dragons, having entertained us throughout the ages. However, in the Dragon's Hound Tales, we find three short dragon stories with a twist. The heros of the stories are not knights or kings or saints...but greyhound dogs. In Willow and the Dragon, we follow the greyhound, Willow, as she first encounters the great golden dragon who is terrorizing her master's realm. In Dragonsbreath, Willow again meets the dragon, in a tale with an interesting and touching twist. The final story, Blackdragon, follows our characters into the next generation. If you enjoy classic fantasy, dragons, and animals, The Dragon's Hound Tales should be a fun read.