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The Smoke That Doesn't Bark

A Poker Boy Story

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The Smoke That Doesn't Bark

By: Dean Wesley Smith
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Gambling universe superhero Poker Boys loves saving dogs, even though that's not part of his duty in the gambling universe. He sometimes thinks he saves more dogs than he does people. Now he and his team must use every skill they have to save not just one dog, but all dogs from a force that can't be stopped. Or can it?

Dean Wesley Smith is the international best-selling writer of over 90 novels and hundreds of short stories. He had also published a number of Poker Boy short stories and in the spring of 2011 WMG Publishing will bring out the first full Poker Boy novel The Slots of Saturn. You can find out more about Dean Wesley Smith at deanwesleysmith.com.

©2013 Dean Wesley Smith (P)2014 Dean Wesley Smith Fantasy Fiction Science Fiction Poker Short Story City Dogs

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