Charlie and David have always been fascinated with Dinosaurs so I can’t wait to share this new novel with them called Dragon’s Heir: The Archaeologists Tale Published by Glen Parris. I can’t wait to read Dragon’s Heir: The Archaeologists Tale with my family and see what they think of the story line and why.
Dragon’s Heir is sure to be a winner with science fiction and fantasy enthusiasts of all ages.
Alternative Explanation For Dinosaur Disappearance Explored In Entertaining Tale
Atlanta, GA, October 2, 2018—Science has taught us that the dinosaurs died in a sudden mass extinction. Author and board-certified doctor Glenn Parris, in his new novel Dragon’s Heir: The Archaeologists Tale, imagines that paleontology’s reckoning of 3% of the fossil record had it wrong—that the Cretaceous inhabitants simply evacuated when the going got rough, and a veritable Noah’s Ark carried them to their new home.
With engaging characters, an original premise and compelling themes of multiculturalism and politics, Dragon’s Heir features a cast of advanced, non-mammalian people known as the Efilu, who once lived on Earth during the age of the dinosaurs. Faced with a worldwide catastrophe of their own doing, the Efilu gathered together the populations of every intelligent species on the planet and evacuated, leaving behind a small contingent of a single species—known as The Keepers and their leader, Dragon—to restore their dying world.
Some 65 million years later, an expedition of Efilu returns in search of a cure to a plague threatening their vast civilization. Instead of the barren world they expected, they find a fertile world overrun by mammals, and Dragon’s coven of Keepers is nowhere to be found.
A board-certified rheumatologist, author Glenn Parris has practiced medicine in the Northeast Atlanta suburbs for more than 25 years. He’s been writing for nearly that long. Originally from New York City, Parris migrated south to escape the cold and snow and fell in love with Southern charm and Carla, his wife of 27 years. He now writes cross-genre books in medical mystery, science fiction, fantasy and historical fiction. The Renaissance of Aspirin, a Jack Wheaton medical mystery, was his debut novel. Also look for Unbitten: A Vampire Dream for Halloween!
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Dragon’s Heir: The Archeologist’s Tale
XLibris
Release date: October 1, 2018
ISBN-9781984541512
