APPRECIATE A DRAGON DAY



Just learned that today is Appreciate a Dragon Day. Sounds like my kind of holiday.
Sounds like the perfect day to explore an interdimensional hotel run by two shape-shifting, master mage dragons, connected to a thousand-thousand worlds with some of the most unique beings you have ever encountered, and read a Georgie and Armand's Place story.
And there are a lot to choose from.
The novels -
A Day at Georgie and Armand’s Place
Georgie and Armand’s Place Under Siege
Georgie and Armand on Vacation Short Stories -
A Visit to Cripple Creek - A Weird Western
You Call This Scary - A zombie story
An Education in Steam and Gears - Steampunk
A Very Georgie and Armand Christmas - A Christmas story
How to Survive The End of the World - Post-apocalyptic
A Spirited Locale - A ghost story
What to Wish For - Genie tale
Dragons in Space - Sci-fi
Lemon-Man vs. The Flannel Darkness - Superhero
Awakening The Deadly Horror - Lovecraftian story
Daughter of Ash and Nightmares - Dark horror
The Bigger They Are - A Kaiju story
Special release-
The Courtship of Georgie and Armand (Reprint of the flashback story from A Day at Georgie and Armand’s Place)

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