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Revision as of 15:28, 18 August 2012
Summary
It should have been a cushy job: Vern, the dragon detective, and his partner, the mage Sister Grace, are given an all-expense paid trip to Florida to chaperone a group of Magicals at a Mensa convention. Then the pixies start pranking, the Valkyrie starts vamping and a dwarf goes to Billy Beaver's Fantasyland hoping to be "discovered." Environmentalists protest Vern's "disrupting the ecosystem," while clueless tourists think he's animatronic. When the elves get high on artificial flavorings and declare war on Florida, it turns into the toughest case they aren’t getting paid for.
Publishing Information
Paperback and Electronic: 232 pages
Publisher: Swimming Kangaroo Books (March 4, 2009)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1934041785
ISBN-13: 978-1934041789
ASIN: B004I5BVWE
Awards
2007 Mensa Owl (for serial story that led to the book) 2010 INDIE Awards, Best Fantasy 2010 P&E Top Ten Fantasy
For More Information
...including excerpts, videos, etc [1]
