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Lee French

Real superheroes wear denim.

All Bobby wanted was a girl to come home to after a hard day of work. Like the last one said before she left, he was going exactly two places—no and where—and he was happy with that. But somebody had other plans for him. A murder. The Terrorist Watch List. For what? Underage drinking? Things couldn’t possibly get worse. Right? 

Oh yes, they could. 

A lot worse.

He wouldn’t believe superheroes were real if he weren’t one himself. 

Tiny robot dragons send him, chasing his humanity and his future, on the trail to discovering his past and a place to call “home.” If he’s lucky, maybe he can get a beer there.

Stefan Rudnicki

Skyboat Media

Maze Beset Trilogy

Dragons in Pieces

Everyone got comfortable. It was understandable, really: soft beds, good food, contentment. Not for Bobby; together with Stephen, he’s shaking off the torpor and getting into bed with Privek—nothing is out of the question to find the lost eleven. Will the Vampire-Dragon Inquisition turn out to be something no one expected? Is the mysterious agent still fifteen steps ahead of them all?

A warlord, a cruise ship, a splashdown—oh my! Dragons in Chains continues the story begun in Dragons in Pieces, taking Bobby to new places, new depths, and new buffets.

Dragons in Chains

It all comes down to this: Bobby has to find the girl, save the woman, wake the team, stop the disaster, open the door, and eat the partridge in a pear tree. Not even Head Cowboy can do it all alone. Like it or not, he needs help, and the only places he has left to look for it are the unlikely ones.

In this final installment of the Maze Beset trilogy, Bobby learns things he doesn’t want to know, does things he doesn’t want to do, and says things he doesn’t want to say. What does a guy have to do to get a beer around here?

Dragons in Flight