Dragonslayer

Ancient magic collides with modern reality when an interdimensional breach unleashes a massive dragon into contemporary Earth. Kaz Wolfe finds himself thrust into an impossible situation where fantasy becomes deadly fact, armed only with his loyal dog Duke, who channels the spirit of an ancient Babylonian wizard, and saddled with Azib, a spectacularly unhelpful genie. Racing against time, Kaz must track down the beast before it either devours innocent civilians or appears on social media, exposing the hidden world of magic to humanity forever. The stakes escalate as the line between myth and modern life dissolves completely.

R.C. Bray delivers a masterful performance that elevates this urban fantasy adventure through his exceptional character work and comedic timing. His ability to seamlessly shift between Kaz's everyman bewilderment, the ancient wisdom emanating from Duke, and Azib's cowardly bluster creates distinct, memorable voices that bring each personality to vivid life. Bray's pacing perfectly captures both the story's humor and mounting tension, while his natural delivery makes the absurd premise feel grounded and believable. The nearly eighteen-hour runtime flows effortlessly thanks to his engaging narration.