Cooper Schaar's New Book 'Dug' Embarks on a Gripping Saga Infused With Magic, Threat, and an Adventure
Aug 4, 2022
Fulton Books author Cooper Schaar, a five-time cancer survivor, an origamist, a man of God, a subcontractor remodeling homes, has completed his most recent book "Dug": an extraordinary tale that talks about the adventure of a dragon whose full potential was unleashed, bringing with it a ton of surprises and new discoveries. His brand new adventures will unlock secrets that transcend time itself.
Schaar shares, "Dug, an ordinary earth dragon, soon realizes things aren't so ordinary. When he finds the key to his magic abilities, with the help of his newly found friends, Dug learns that it is a big part of his past and, possibly, the destruction of his future."
Published by Fulton Books, Cooper Schaar's storybook follows Dug as he rises and powers up to solve the puzzles of his past and shape the future that can end up endangering him. Now, what will become of his so-called ordinary life after this change?
Find out in this thrilling and engrossing tale of an adventure.
Readers who wish to experience this amazing work can purchase "Dug" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes & Noble.
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