Beluga Fay, Book 1 of the Dragon Bone Hill trilogy.
Escaping a burning freighter, a northerner stumbles into the main island of an archipelago and a city that has been in the grip of an epidemic for over a year.
Confused, frightened, and unsure what to do, except escaping the city, Titus Pym is running from his past and the law. If this weren’t bad enough he’s worried he was not the only one to escape the ship alive.
Onshore, Titus is confronted with a quarantined city and a people in a state of sullen, hopeless decline and rebellion. The government is losing its grip on the city; the city is locked in by the Wall kept by the military on land and an international blockade at sea; offshore gunboats patrol the coast not allowing anyone on the island off. All that is allowed into the city are supplies of food, fuel, and serum for the epidemic. None of the cures have worked, and often kill more than the epidemic.
In this world Titus has but two thoughts: Survive and Escape.
But how?
Welcome to the world of Dragon Bone Hill.
Coming
Dragon Bone Hill, Book 2 of the Dragon Bone Hill trilogy
The Wall, Book 3 of the Dragon Bone Hill trilogy
Review
An incredible, attention-grabbing, imagination-overload sci-fi book! - Mika
David Wellhauser's 'Beluga Fay' is one of thoserare literary treats you're glad to have found--excellently written, with not a word of deadwood or anything superfluous that distracts or doesnot add to the story, this is obviously the work of a seasoned writerwho have spent years working with words. - Meghan
Dark and evocative science fiction at its best. - Chloe H.
Get ready to discover Dragon BoneHill, The Wall, The Cartel, and meet an array of characters that willinfuriate, encourage, and entertain you for hours on end. I highlyrecommend the book to everyone who is a fan of the genre--and even tothose who are looking for a good book to get introduced to sciencefiction. - JB Lazarte
Excellent. -Holly Wood
From the Author
Author of gritty Fantasy,Crime, Sci-Fi, Horror, Mystery, Nihilistic Comedy, Genre Mash-ups,Literary & Dystopian Fiction. All things dark & twisted find ahome in the pages of his books
On Influences & Style
Muchof their writing has been influenced by Magical Realism,Contemporary/Urban Fantasy, Science Fiction, World Literature, Gritty or Hardboiled Crime Fiction, Philosophy, Gnostic Dementia, Nihilism, Genre Re-inscription, and Realpolitik. The author's intention is to revealcharacter at the frontier of experience and humanity. From here identity and action buckle psychological topographies, revealing a new anddisturbing landscape.
About the Author
David S. Wellhauser, over the years, has lived and worked in many countries and traveled in many others. Presently he is an Assistant Professor, in the College of Liberal Arts, at Keimyung University, Daegu, The Republic of Korea.
Mr. Wellhauser has lived in East Asia for many years.
Description:
Beluga Fay, Book 1 of the Dragon Bone Hill trilogy.
Escaping a burning freighter, a northerner stumbles into the main island of an archipelago and a city that has been in the grip of an epidemic for over a year.
Confused, frightened, and unsure what to do, except escaping the city, Titus Pym is running from his past and the law. If this weren’t bad enough he’s worried he was not the only one to escape the ship alive.
Onshore, Titus is confronted with a quarantined city and a people in a state of sullen, hopeless decline and rebellion. The government is losing its grip on the city; the city is locked in by the Wall kept by the military on land and an international blockade at sea; offshore gunboats patrol the coast not allowing anyone on the island off. All that is allowed into the city are supplies of food, fuel, and serum for the epidemic. None of the cures have worked, and often kill more than the epidemic.
In this world Titus has but two thoughts: Survive and Escape.
But how?
Welcome to the world of Dragon Bone Hill.
Coming
Dragon Bone Hill, Book 2 of the Dragon Bone Hill trilogy
The Wall, Book 3 of the Dragon Bone Hill trilogy
Review
An incredible, attention-grabbing, imagination-overload sci-fi book!
- Mika
David Wellhauser's 'Beluga Fay' is one of thoserare literary treats you're glad to have found--excellently written, with not a word of deadwood or anything superfluous that distracts or doesnot add to the story, this is obviously the work of a seasoned writerwho have spent years working with words.
- Meghan
Dark and evocative science fiction at its best.
- Chloe H.
Get ready to discover Dragon BoneHill, The Wall, The Cartel, and meet an array of characters that willinfuriate, encourage, and entertain you for hours on end. I highlyrecommend the book to everyone who is a fan of the genre--and even tothose who are looking for a good book to get introduced to sciencefiction.
- JB Lazarte
Excellent.
-Holly Wood
From the Author
Author of gritty Fantasy,Crime, Sci-Fi, Horror, Mystery, Nihilistic Comedy, Genre Mash-ups,Literary & Dystopian Fiction. All things dark & twisted find ahome in the pages of his books
On Influences & Style
Muchof their writing has been influenced by Magical Realism,Contemporary/Urban Fantasy, Science Fiction, World Literature, Gritty or Hardboiled Crime Fiction, Philosophy, Gnostic Dementia, Nihilism, Genre Re-inscription, and Realpolitik. The author's intention is to revealcharacter at the frontier of experience and humanity. From here identity and action buckle psychological topographies, revealing a new anddisturbing landscape.
About the Author
David S. Wellhauser, over the years, has lived and worked in many countries and traveled in many others. Presently he is an Assistant Professor, in the College of Liberal Arts, at Keimyung University, Daegu, The Republic of Korea.
Mr. Wellhauser has lived in East Asia for many years.