Le Mystère (Les Fey, #7)

Everyone knows dogs save people. Cats do too, in a different way. Although cats feign an aloof detachment, they possess great heart. A cat rescue comes on its own terms and in its own time, and always with dignified heroism. From a fantastic Midnight Louie story by Carole Nelson Douglas, where Louie meets Sherlock Holmes, to a familiar rescuing other familiars from a natural disaster, this volume showcases a broad spectrum of heroic cats. Includes:"A Baker Street Irregular" by Carole Nelson Douglas"Cat in Love" by Dean Wesley Smith"Nine Lives" by E. Nesbit"Gilroy and the Kitten" by Jamie Ferguson"Disaster Relief" by Kristine Kathryn Rusch"Christmas, Interrupted" by Lisa Silverthorne"The Coffee Curse" by Stefon Mears"Of Cats & Lost Socks" by Liz Pierce

The Year of the Cat: A Cat of Heroic Heart - The Year of the Cat, #7

When legendary science fiction fan Brendan Witt dies, Secret Master of Fandom and private detective Spade finds himself planning a memorial charity auction to honor Witt's final wishes. But when some very rare and highly collectible fanzines go missing, Spade and Paladin must race to find them before anyone notices. Just one problem: Why they went missing might just prove the biggest mystery of all. "This series is a fun glimpse into the world of science fiction fandom."-Gumshoes, Gats, and Gams "Great characters."-Little Big Crimes"I hope to read many more stories about Spade and Paladin."-Mystery Scene

At Witt's End: A Spade/Paladin Conundrum

Six-year-old Tommy Ulrick saw Santas enter the Sutter house on Christmas Eve, the night the house got robbed. Tommy said Santa stole. No one believed him, thinking robbers dressed as Santa emptied that house. But Tommy believed. And when Tommy turns thirty-after losing family and friends-he decides to prove once and for all that the Jolly Old Elf is one evil s.o.b. Tommy just doesn't expect the J. O. Elf to threaten him-or have the capability to make good on the threat. Turns out Santa takes that naughty or nice list very seriously. Very, very seriously."Rusch is a great storyteller."-RT Book Reviews

Doubting Thomas

Portia Meadows runs one of the few pet stores that sells familiars to the magical. Familiars-delicate, moody creatures-keep magic clean and pure. To lose a familiar means losing magic. And on a bright afternoon, Portia's assistant discovers that something essential has disappeared, threatening not just the magical within the store, but throughout the world."Rusch's short fiction is golden."-Kansas City Star

The Poop Thief

Clarkesworld is a Hugo Award-winning science fiction and fantasy magazine. Each month we bring you a mix of fiction (new and classic works), articles, interviews and art. Our February 2015 issue contains:* Original Fiction by Kristine Kathryn Rusch ("The Last Surviving Gondola Widow"), Gwendolyn Clare ("Indelible"), Kelly Robson ("The Three Resurrections of Jessica Churchill"), and Rich Larson ("Meshed").* Reprints from Greg van Eekhout ("The Osteomancer's Son"), Nicola Griffith ("It Takes Two").* Non-fiction by Mark Cole (What in the World Do They Want, Anyway?), interviews with Liza Groen Trombi and Tang Fei, an Another Word column by Dawn Metcalf, and an editorial by Neil Clarke.

Clarkesworld Magazine Issue 101 - Clarkesworld Magazine, #101

Punishments for elven crimes vary. So, when Rolf finds himself serving time as a toy on a mantel during the Christmas season, Rolf figures he got off easy. But when a lonely child asks him to deliver a message to Santa, he realizes his rehabilitation comes with a price-one he might not be prepared to pay. The masterful Kristine Kathryn Rusch puts her trademark twist on this heart-warming Christmas tale."Rusch's short fiction is golden."-The Kansas City Star

By the Chimney, With Care

Detective Zack Wheldon solves cases. The tough cases no one else figures out. So, when the FBI comes seeking his help, he must decide which to choose: the serial killer he desperately wants to catch or the as-yet-unknown cases that will grow cold in his absence. The FBI promises big things, more closed cases, more criminals behind bars. If he can trust the feds. If he believes in their methods. If he really wants to test his own resolve."Kristine Kathryn Rusch's crime stories are exceptional-both in plot and in style."-Mystery Scene Magazine

Blood Trail

Patricia Taylor's spinning class instructor hates her: maybe because of the extra eighty pounds she carries on her frame or maybe because of the way she struggles while everyone else in class does just fine. But when her instructor ends up dead, Patricia must deal with her feelings for him and for everyone else in her small coastal town-including the killer. An Edgar Award finalist and one of the top ten stories of the year in Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine."Kristine Kathryn Rusch's crime stories are exceptional, both in plot and in style."-Ed Gorman, Mystery Scene Magazine

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