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Title: Dragons of the Barbary Coast
Author: Roland Yeomans
Narrator: Robert Rossmann
Format: Unabridged
Length: 1 hr and 45 mins
Language: English
Release date: 11-03-16
Publisher: Roland D. Yeomans
Genres: Fiction, Historical
Publisher's Summary:
There are dragons in all of our lives. Sometimes the dragons are real. Learn about the two dragons in young Samuel Clemens's life.
It is the Barbary Coast of San Francisco in 1851. An undead Texas Ranger is there to find the murderer of the publisher of the San Francisco Herald. Sixteen-year-old Sammy Clemens is there to secure his first job as cub reporter to the same newspaper.
Neither McCord nor Sammy know they are there for much more: love, revenge, mystery, and a terrible encounter with two dragons: one two-legged, the other all too real.
Come along, enter the haunted saloon, Casa, and embark on an adventure that will stay with you long after you have finished.
Included at the end is section for listener discussion and reflection for any who would like to listen to this in their book club.
Members Reviews:
Different and Mind-Expanding
It was exciting to meet Sam McCord, the undead Texas Ranger, again and go on another adventure with this intriguing character. Dragons of the Barbary Coast is a mix of great fantasy and adventure where you have a chance to meet the young Samuel Clemens, the infamous Barbary Coast madam, Ah Toy, and even Mozart in a mystical, magical place called Casa.
Itâs in Casa that time and reality bend to the whim of the author and where you enter a tale where anything can happen and nothing is predictable. And therein lies the fascination of Roland Yeomanâs stories.
I loved the discussion topics at the end of this book as well as the links to more information about Chinese Celestial Dragons, but Iâm a Chinese Dragon fan, so that may be why I appreciated those particular links.
If youâre in the mood for something different and mind-expanding, pick up a copy of Dragons of the Barbary Coast.
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Title: Dragons of the Barbary Coast
Author: Roland Yeomans
Narrator: Robert Rossmann
Format: Unabridged
Length: 1 hr and 45 mins
Language: English
Release date: 11-03-16
Publisher: Roland D. Yeomans
Genres: Fiction, Historical
Publisher's Summary:
There are dragons in all of our lives. Sometimes the dragons are real. Learn about the two dragons in young Samuel Clemens's life.
It is the Barbary Coast of San Francisco in 1851. An undead Texas Ranger is there to find the murderer of the publisher of the San Francisco Herald. Sixteen-year-old Sammy Clemens is there to secure his first job as cub reporter to the same newspaper.
Neither McCord nor Sammy know they are there for much more: love, revenge, mystery, and a terrible encounter with two dragons: one two-legged, the other all too real.
Come along, enter the haunted saloon, Casa, and embark on an adventure that will stay with you long after you have finished.
Included at the end is section for listener discussion and reflection for any who would like to listen to this in their book club.
Members Reviews:
Different and Mind-Expanding
It was exciting to meet Sam McCord, the undead Texas Ranger, again and go on another adventure with this intriguing character. Dragons of the Barbary Coast is a mix of great fantasy and adventure where you have a chance to meet the young Samuel Clemens, the infamous Barbary Coast madam, Ah Toy, and even Mozart in a mystical, magical place called Casa.
Itâs in Casa that time and reality bend to the whim of the author and where you enter a tale where anything can happen and nothing is predictable. And therein lies the fascination of Roland Yeomanâs stories.
I loved the discussion topics at the end of this book as well as the links to more information about Chinese Celestial Dragons, but Iâm a Chinese Dragon fan, so that may be why I appreciated those particular links.
If youâre in the mood for something different and mind-expanding, pick up a copy of Dragons of the Barbary Coast.