CassaSeries Tour
Silver Dagger Tours is hosting a month-long tour for me that includes a giveaway for an Amazon gift card and swag.
Now, I see some heads nodding okay. Where is this all going? Alex also, wrote an amazing book titled Dragon of the Stars. This is my absolute favorite written by Mr. Cavanaugh. So, in my humble opinion it deserves to be showcased. Previous to the release of this book, I composed a poem based on snippets he provided during the writing process. Can you believe that, a poem before even reading the book? Of course, some of you know I am a fan of all things dragons and stars. How could I not enjoy this book?
Dragon's Song
opening gateways to the galaxies
beyond the milky way a
bridge
between two worlds a new
star
adventure awaits over the
ridge
commanding his own
star-ship
man with a vision to soar
the sky
living in harmony with his bride
lofty dreams float in a
pilot's eye
until turmoil surrounds
his world
what and whom must he
defeat
his heart hears the wild
beast sing
pulses of energy, with each beat
eyes ablaze, flying across
the heavens
echoes of the fabled
dragon's song
mighty vessel, about to be unleashed
fierce warrior singing loud and strong
darting across the
celestial sphere
on a hunt for the legendary beast
Hyrath's only hope, can it be found
halting enemy fleets about to be released
Aden, man of honor, knight
of valor
pain and anguish penetrate
the sky
swooping on the wings of a dragon
unflinching, he will not let
his world die
honoring the hymns of his beloved
duet song of two wandering hearts
determined to wear the golden ring
will he survive when the battle starts
duet song of two wandering hearts
determined to wear the golden ring
will he survive when the battle starts
I guess we need to buy the
book
and let the adventure
unfold
Dragon of the Stars
By Alex J.
Cavanaugh
The ship of
legends…
Science Fiction – Space Opera/Adventure/Military
Science Fiction – Space Opera/Adventure/Military
The future is set for Lt.
Commander Aden Pendar, son of a Hyrathian Duke. Poised to secure his own command
and marriage to the queen’s daughter, he’ll stop at nothing to achieve his
goals.
But
when the Alliance
denies Hyrath’s claim on the planet of Kavil and declares war on their
world,
Aden finds his plans in disarray. Entrenched in battle and told he won’t
make captain, Aden’s world begins to collapse. How will he salvage his
career and
future during Hyrath’s darkest hour?
One chance remains–the
Dragon. Lost many years prior, the legendary ship’s unique weapon is Hyrath’s
only hope. Can Aden find the Dragon, save his people, and prove he’s capable of
commanding his own ship?
Alex J. Cavanaugh has a
Bachelor of Fine Arts degree and works in web design, graphics, and technical
editing. A fan of all things science fiction. Online he is the Ninja Captain and founder of the
Insecure Writer’s Support Group. He’s the author of Amazon Best-Sellers
CassaStar, CassaFire, and CassaStorm.
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Alex, thank you for all your support over the years! I was just compelled to bring Dragon of the Stars to light.
Thank you, Truedessa! Made my day. Amazing how well the poem fits, especially since you wrote it before even reading it. That you fell in love with it was meant to be.
ReplyDeleteYou rock!
You are most welcome! Hey, Dragon of the Stars needs a bit of spotlight.
DeleteSure can bring it to life with your poem all the more, as dragons soar. Alex knows how to weave a tale indeed.
ReplyDeleteand so do you Pat...Max Blizzard series comes to mind.
DeleteHi Truedessa - wonderful poem of a dragon's stars ... love it. Alex's books are tales of operatic science fiction - they sweep us away as their stories unfold. Congratulations to you for your poem and Alex for his books ... cheers Hilary
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting and commenting, I know you follow the ninja as well...
DeleteCheers
What a wonderful poem! I love poems with dragons and stars in them, and the book sounds amazing!
ReplyDeleteThanks Sherry, I am trying to help a friend because I believe in the story.
DeleteThat's so cool of you to write this poem, True.
ReplyDeleteThank you for saying that! I try...
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