The Bell Of Millard. Moon Over Marisol, #13

Par : Dennis Santaniello
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN8233955228
  • EAN9798233955228
  • Date de parution27/04/2026
  • Protection num.pas de protection
  • Infos supplémentairesepub
  • ÉditeurLinda Balsamo

Résumé

When the moon calls, Marisol answers. Even when it drops her in a field next to a thirty-foot unconscious giant with birds nesting in his hair. Assignment thirteen: Ring the bell of Millard. One problem - the bell is missing. Another problem - it was stolen by a dragon. A dragon named Chester. Who collects bells the way other dragons collect gold, except with less organization and more corrosion. The giant can't wake up without his bell.
The bell is in a cave guarded by a dragon. The dragon can't be fought because Marisol's magic won't work underground. And her only weapon is a bell expert named Orvil who has opinions about everything and social skills about nothing. Nine hundred years of cosmic community service, and it's come to this: a witch, a cat, and a campanologist walking into a dragon's lair. This is fine.
Dennis Santaniello is a New Jersey-born author who writes novels, screenplays, and essays. His work moves between historical fiction and nonfiction, with a steady interest in how people carry memory, loyalty, and damage through time. His books include Sergei and Hans, a World War I novel set on the Eastern Front, The Conquistadors Trilogy about the Spanish conquest of the Americas, the nonfiction series The Fruits of History, and Dennis At The Movies.
He publishes independently and approaches his work with patience, curiosity, and a voice shaped by long years of writing and revisiting the same questions from different angles.