The
Siege of the Small World

The
History of the Small World Book 1

by
Dr. Gerhard Plenert

Genre:
Epic Fantasy 

The
Southern Plains became dependent on trade with the North Groves. Each
had their own areas of expertise and each had come to rely on the
other for their survival. But for some unknown reason this vital
trade came to an abrupt halt. The Dwarfs no longer came to the south
to trade. Most believed the Dwarfs of the north couldn’t be
trusted. Were they trying to starve out the south? Were they trying
to increase the price for their goods? Where were they? What game
were they playing? You’ll need to read more than the glimpse provided
to you on Amazon to learn the answers. This is a beautifully
illustrated novel that is “clean” from start-to-finish
while also intriguing and genuinely fantasy mystical!

3 out of 5

The Siege of the Small World is imaginative. Dwarves, elves, goblins and many more populate the Small World. (The big world, of course being filled with humans). I enjoyed learning about the world and it’s inhabitants. The story is a fun way to spend a few hours.

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The
Uniting of the Small World

The
History of the Small World Book 2 

The
Southern Plains became dependent on trade with the North Groves. Each
had their own areas of expertise and each had come to rely on the
other for their survival. But for some unknown reason this vital
trade came to an abrupt halt. The Dwarfs no longer came to the south
to trade. Most believed the Dwarfs of the north couldn’t be trusted.
What was their game? Were they trying to starve out the south? Were
they trying to increase the price for their goods? Where were they?
What game were they playing? In the first book in the History of
Small World series, titled The Siege of the Small World we journeyed
with the leprechauns as they organized an expedition to the north in
order to find out why trade had stopped. This second book in the
series begins with their arrival at the North Groves and continues
with their trials and challenges in the hope that the northern and
southern trade can be reestablished.



Dr.
Gerhard Plenert, former Director of Executive Education at the Utah
State University Shingo Institute, has more than 25 years of
professional experience in organizational trans-formations helping
companies and government agencies strive for enterprise excellence by
utilizing the Shingo Model to drive cultural transformations. Dr.
Plenert is an internationally recognized expert in supply chain
management; Lean/Six Sigma; IT; quality and productivity tools; and
in working with leading-edge planning and scheduling methods. He has
literally “written the book” on leading-edge supply chain
management concepts, such as finite capacity scheduling, advanced
planning and scheduling, and world-class management. With 14 years of
academic experience, Dr. Plenert has published over 150 articles and
22 books on Lean, supply chain strategy, operations management, and
planning. Dr. Plenert previously served as a tenured full professor
at California State University, Chico; a professor at BYU,
BYU–Hawaii, University of Malaysia, University of San Diego; and
has been a visiting professor at numerous universities all over the
world. He earned degrees in math, physics, and German; and he holds
an MBA, MA in international studies, and PhD in resource economics
(oil and gas) and operations management. Dr. Plenert continues to
serve as a Shingo examiner and as an Adjunct Faculty member for
several universities.

Dr.
Plenert’s first effort in the world of fiction was the fantasy
Small World Series. Since then he has also ventured into mystery and
suspense novels. He looks forward to a career as a fiction author.
Gerhard Plenert has proudly served as a missionary for The Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in the Philippines and currently
resides in California with his wife.



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