In The Land of Dragons

By Rita Schulz

On her 21st birthday Kerrie sees things, strange things. A girl turns into a dragon. Her parents are fairies complete with iridescent wings.

Has she gone crazy or has the world changed?

• Language: English
• Publisher: 53rd Street Publishing
• Release date: Oct 17, 2017
• ISBN: 9781386304364

Rita Schulz

Rita lives on the Sunshine Coast in British Columbia with, Russ, her husband, who is also a fiction writer. She has written for years and is an alumnus of the Oregon Writers Network, and the Greater Vancouver Chapter of the Romance Writers of America. Her most recently published stories are Fire in Their Hearts with R.G. Hart from Champagne books, and Ladies of the Jolly Roger and Tales of the Fantastic, from 53rd Street Publishing. Please visit her website at http://www.ritacrossley.com to view her other works.  

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In The Land of Dragons

In The Land of Dragons

Rita Schulz

53rd Street Publishing

In The Land of Dragons

Rita Schulz

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Published by 53rd Street Publishing

Copyright 2014 Rita Schulz

All rights reserved

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Cover designed by R. Edgewood

Cover design and layout copyright 2017 by 53rd Street Publishing

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www.53rdsteetpublishing.com

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This is a work of fiction. Any similarities to persons living or dead are purely coincidental.

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In The Land of Dragons

Kerrie looked over at the expert giving the lecture at the University of British Columbia and took down a note that she thought was important. It was an interesting subject and the expert was actually a good speaker .

So why couldn’t she concentrate? She pinched her arm and bit her lip, but she couldn’t focus. She really needed to get good marks in this class. Why couldn’t she stop her eyes from closing and her mind from drifting?

She was giving up her Saturday, and there certainly weren’t enough Saturdays in the summer time as it was. It was suppose to be her summer holidays, but these days everyone she knew was trying to get extra credits, brushing up on subjects that were tough for them or at the very least reviewing the material for

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She remembered this morning; it had started out the normal day, a quick shower and breakfast at the old homestead.