While Farquarte the Dragon and his friends are waiting for the Crown to ratify their non-discrimination agreement the Greenfields who were in a contract to supply the Casino with wine hacked up the prices. Farquarte, being a dragon, had a huge appetite so when he and Jacques to town to buy more wine for the casino and learned of the higher prices, he made a rampage, feeding off a cattle herd.

 That was just the beginning of troubles. Through death omens, cold stiffening his joints, and worry over where he can buy the wine so desperately needed for the Casino, Farquarte finds himself much confused by everything that is happening. Swallowing a few gold pieces didn't help any, especially when he woke up the following morning with a hangover to rival those we suffer after a drinking spree. By the end of Book 3 of The Dragon Thing To Do series, Farquarte is in jail for murdering a Park Ranger, only he didn't murder the ranger.

 

ABOUT THE AUTHOR: 
Trapped in the moody Texas weather, this disabled mom squeezes out a few hours each day to write. Her husband and children are patient, her housework is neglected and her dog is not speaking to her.
 
Her fiction has appeared in numerous magazines and e-zines.  She has articles, book reviews and author interviews published or about to be published. She was September's featured author for Writers 4 Writers in 2006, and the featured author at globalgothic.com for June, 2007. Susie's most accomplished work is her series of highly credited "The Dragon Thing To Do". Dragon Creed made #1 in fantasy downloads at fictionwise. Damned Dragon Book #5 should come out in 2008.

 

Susie Hawes has done a good job with her The Dragon Thing To Do Series. I liked the imagery, the way the plot is paced, the way Ms. Hawes instills love and consideration into Farquarte, making him more human than he realizes. Humor, something I like in my reading, is meshed throughout the plot.  I recommend starting with Book #1 Dragon Creed and work your way through the series.