Alan Rustage has taught in England, Iran and Spain. He now lives in Madrid. The year is 2352. But this is not the kind of world you would expect to find. No one here has ever seen a car, an airplane or a computer.
Doctors make house calls.
Crime is practically a thing of the past. And even though life is easy for Brian Manchester, the husband of a wealthy prominent psychiatrist, it is not fullfilling. The Dwarves of Nineveh by Sparrow Berrywitt Dragons, demons, and orcs. Their dwarven hero is assumed dead and arrives during the funeral procession with a very strange message from a god they never knew. The dialogue you are about to read is from chapter 9.