My son Aaron is a big dinosaur lover. So much so that he says he is going to be a archeologist when he grows up. Keep Reading to see what he thought about Dragon’s Heir: The Archeologist’s Tale.

Dragon’s Heir: The Archeologist’s Tale ~ Book Review

My son wanted to read this book the minute he found out it had dinosaurs in it. When we received it he started reading it and couldn’t put it down. I wasn’t surprised that he liked it since he also loves reading sci-fi books. This book has a great mix of sci-fi, fantasy, and science. Plus he loves the idea of dinosaurs returning! From the minute he started reading this book held his attention, and he couldn’t put it down. When he finished the book he immediately asked if there was a second book. If you like sci-fi and or fantasy books then you won’t want to miss this one.

Did science get it wrong when they said dinosaurs died in a mass extinction? Author and board-certified doctor Glenn Parris sets imaginations on fire in a delightful story that suggests the dinosaurs merely up and left when the going got tough—taken to a new home in a virtual Noah’s Ark. With enough action to hold a child’s imagination captive (and adults!), this book will be cherished as a new addition to favorite nighttime story-telling.

With engaging characters weaved throughout a compelling story of multiculturalism and politics, Dragon’s Heir: The Archeologist’s Tale would make a great addition to anyone’s gift-giving list for kids this coming holiday.

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Could It Be That Dinosaurs Didn’t All Die—But Just Moved To A New Home?

What if science got it wrong and instead of dying in a mass extinction, dinosaurs actually took off in a veritable Noah’s Ark when the going got tough— and relocated? Author and board-certified doctor Glenn Parris, in his new book Dragon’s Heir: The Archeologist’s Tale, blends ancient culture with modern-day issues in an imaginative tale that has appeal to readers of all ages.

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.

About The Author

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.

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