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Al and Om are given the opportunity to experience a different mortal life. They give siamese rule over this world. Enjoy the challenges and return of many of the original characters
132 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 9, 2019
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Edward Morse
9 books3 followersSee my website for links to all my books. theblugees.com
I grew up with 5 brothers. We were very creative, building cities and battle areas out of scrap wood, acorns, dog fennel sticks or anything else we could find. We built rafts out of scraps and raced them in the creek behind our house. Since my childhood I have traveled a bit around the world and seen a lot of different cultures. With these experiences and growth of my imagination, I find it odd to not see where a movie or show is going before the end. A few have surprised me, and I love them even more. I love twisting plots.
I am the father of 3 wonderful kids that have been a significant influence in my life and writing. I earned my dental degree from UF College of Dentistry in 1994. I served in the US Navy for 10 years and am now serving with the Florida National Guard. I have coached middle school and High school distance
running, and currently an assistant coach for Florida Gateway College girls Cross Country. I have worked in the Florida Department of Corrections for over 25 years as a dentist.
The runners in middle school used to talk about having magical abilities and what they would do with them. After years of them creating stories, I thought, if I could only tell stories about the tales I've seen, heard, and imagined, what a story that would be! Well may be I did. I hope you enjoy my books as much as I have enjoyed writing them.
I grew up with 5 brothers. We were very creative, building cities and battle areas out of scrap wood, acorns, dog fennel sticks or anything else we could find. We built rafts out of scraps and raced them in the creek behind our house. Since my childhood I have traveled a bit around the world and seen a lot of different cultures. With these experiences and growth of my imagination, I find it odd to not see where a movie or show is going before the end. A few have surprised me, and I love them even more. I love twisting plots.
I am the father of 3 wonderful kids that have been a significant influence in my life and writing. I earned my dental degree from UF College of Dentistry in 1994. I served in the US Navy for 10 years and am now serving with the Florida National Guard. I have coached middle school and High school distance
running, and currently an assistant coach for Florida Gateway College girls Cross Country. I have worked in the Florida Department of Corrections for over 25 years as a dentist.
The runners in middle school used to talk about having magical abilities and what they would do with them. After years of them creating stories, I thought, if I could only tell stories about the tales I've seen, heard, and imagined, what a story that would be! Well may be I did. I hope you enjoy my books as much as I have enjoyed writing them.
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January 23, 2026
Yellow: The Blugees Book 4 continues Edward Morse’s imaginative and playful universe with confidence, humor, and expanding scope. With Siamese returning to center stage, the story leans fully into one of the series’ most entertaining concepts: a world secretly run by cats who masquerade as ordinary pets.
What makes this installment especially engaging is its widening of the narrative lens. Rather than confining the adventure to a single setting, Morse draws together resources and characters from multiple worlds, creating unexpected interactions and fresh story momentum. This interwoven approach adds depth to the Blugees universe while maintaining the lighthearted tone that defines the series.
Siamese remains delightfully flawed, not quite clever enough to manage an entire world alone, which becomes part of the charm. The introduction and development of both new and returning characters provide readers with richer insight into personalities, alliances, and motivations, strengthening emotional investment across the series.
Yellow blends humor, fantasy, and absurdist world-building into an accessible adventure that rewards longtime fans while remaining welcoming to new readers. It’s a creative, fast-moving installment that expands the mythology of the Blugees while keeping the fun front and center.
What makes this installment especially engaging is its widening of the narrative lens. Rather than confining the adventure to a single setting, Morse draws together resources and characters from multiple worlds, creating unexpected interactions and fresh story momentum. This interwoven approach adds depth to the Blugees universe while maintaining the lighthearted tone that defines the series.
Siamese remains delightfully flawed, not quite clever enough to manage an entire world alone, which becomes part of the charm. The introduction and development of both new and returning characters provide readers with richer insight into personalities, alliances, and motivations, strengthening emotional investment across the series.
Yellow blends humor, fantasy, and absurdist world-building into an accessible adventure that rewards longtime fans while remaining welcoming to new readers. It’s a creative, fast-moving installment that expands the mythology of the Blugees while keeping the fun front and center.
February 2, 2020
Cats rule the world. That’s not really new news. Fun book
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