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Buck Johnson

By: Wyatt McLaren
Narrated by: Joe Roark
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Buck Johnson: The Dragon Drive? is the second short story in the Buck Johnson series. This time, Buck, Skeeter, and Snort are trailing a herd of dragons to Skrintax. If everything goes as planned, they'll sell the dragons for a good price and finally be able to get off Terul. But things seldom go as planned, especially when dragons are involved. Colorful characters, otherworldly settings, fast-paced plots, and a big dollop of adventurous fun - that's what you get in the Buck Johnson stories. Think of Star Trek, The Rounders, and a little Lonesome Dove, all shaken together and poured out, and you'll have some idea of what you're about to taste when you step into Buck Johnson's life. It's a wild mix of fantasy, action/adventure, western, and science fiction. Don't miss the first story in this series - Buck Johnson: Dragon Wrangler.
©2012 Wyatt McLaren (P)2013 Wyatt McLaren
Classics Genre Fiction Fantasy Adventure
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