Kimi enjoys her new life and her new job at the outlet mall, even during the Thanksgiving shopping rush. But Kimi hides secrets. And she fears she might need to run. Again."Kristine Kathryn Rusch's crime stories are exceptional, both in plot and in style."-Mystery Scene Magazine

The Thanksgiving After

Kessa possesses only small magic. But her skills allow her to help those who wield bigger magic. Her latest job takes her deep into the bowels of New York City's subway system, hunting for bits of history long since forgotten. And what she finds deep down in the dark will both threaten her life and change it forever."Rusch is a great storyteller."-RT Book Reviews

Track 61 - Uncollected Anthology

Leta's death leaves her husband Mac with his memories and one famous holorecording.  On June 16, 2001, Leta ate at a restaurant called Anna's, and a time travel recording made of that day later became a sensation. Leta collected all of the versions of that recording, but Mac has never seen it. Until now. Called "hauntingly sad" by the Sacramento Book Review, and chosen as one of the best science fiction stories of the year, June Sixteenth at Anna's is one of Kristine Kathryn Rusch's most memorable stories.".what a writer [Rusch] is. Her subject matter may cover the normal topics of science fiction and other genres, but the main memory you take away is the way she approaches the story and her unique vision for the characters."-The Baryon Review

June Sixteenth at Anna's

People disappear for many reasons. Sometimes, for reasons only they know. And sometimes, the missing will do whatever it takes to stay missing. A poignant story about grief, loss, and finding a way to cope, "Drinking in the Afternoon" demonstrates Kristine Kathryn Rusch's incredible mastery of short fiction. "[Rusch's] short fiction is golden."-The Kansas City Star

Drinking in the Afternoon

Suze loves her music. She hides in it when her parents fight. But when the fights end in divorce, the divorce brings an end to the music-obtained illegally by Suze's mother. Now Nils, Suze's father, must quickly find a way to save his daughter's music-and her sanity-without breaking the law."Rusch creates a near-future which is horrifying in its plausibility, especially the no-supermen element, and the characters are so immediate; I finished this with tears in my eyes and a lump in my throat, and I suspect it would hit parents even harder. This is really powerful, and really strong."-Libris Leonis"A heartwarming and heartbreaking story of the prices a child and their parents make when radical technology is thrust upon a young girl."-Functional Nerds

Watching the Music Dance

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After the murder of an antisocial regular at a neighborhood coffeeshop, Portland homicide detective Addy Shaefer catches the case. The victim proves as obnoxious online as he did in person, leaving plenty of motive but few suspects. Until Addy enlists the help of the department's computer expert. Together, they might just stand a chance of catching a killer."Kristine Kathryn Rusch's crime stories are exceptional, both in plot and in style."-Mystery Scene Magazine

Stealth Bloggers

Nic hunts rats. The kind of rats no one else can find. But while hunting his latest target, he finds more than he bargains for. And these rats might prove the sneakiest vermin Nic has hunted yet. This engrossing detective tale by New York Times bestselling author Kristine Kathryn Rusch offers a rats-eye view of New York City's unique pest problem."Rusch is a great storyteller."-RT Book Reviews

Rats

Cats display many qualities, from marvelousness and brilliance to affection and exasperation (humans never live up to their expectations.) These stories cover all of that and more. In this latest volume of Fiction River Presents, some of our favorite writers capture the mystique of these fabulous felines with warmth, some magic (goes with cats), insight, and even some suspense. Find out why Adventures Fantastic says: "If you haven't checked out Fiction River yet, you should. There's something for everyone." Includes:"Queen of the Mouse Riders" by Annie Reed"Fur Tsunami" by Kent Patterson"Speechless in Seattle" by Lisa Silverthorne"Cat and Mice" by Jamie McNabb"The Magic Cat of The Hidden Springs Inn and Spa" by Kari Kilgore"The Secret of Catnip" by Stefon Mears"Helmie" by Kristine Kathryn Rusch

The Thanksgiving After

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