Triwell doesn't adopt strays. He feels like a stray himself, a man who has lost everything even though he has a house and an antiquarian bookstore in Seavy Village on the Oregon Coast. But the cat adopted him. And she proves a mystery. A mystery who lives with him. A mystery he will solve one summer in a surprising-and deadly-way."Rusch is a great storyteller."-RT Book Reviews

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The almanac determines traditions in Kerry's family. Only her granddaughter Amanda doesn't want to follow the almanac. And if Amanda resists, then the power, hidden inside those traditions, might destroy her-and everyone she loves. Chosen as one of the best stories of the year, "Harvest" evokes the powerful force of family legacy."Like early Ray Bradbury, Rusch has the ability to switch on a universal dark."-The Times (London)

Harvest

Annabeth loses her dolly three days after her daddy died. Little Annabeth searches everywhere, but she can't understand why God would take away her best friend so soon after taking her daddy. And so close to Christmas. To heal, she must discover why dolly disappeared and find a reason to believe in God once more. A heart-rending story about a child's love, loss and faith."Rusch's short fiction is golden."-Kansas City Star

Losing Dolly

September 1920, New York City: Phillipa D'Arco makes a living investigating the past for the United States Government. Bloodless, they call her, making her one of the best operatives. So, when Phillipa fails to return back to 2057 to report her findings, Assistant Attorney General Preston Lane needs to make a decision: send in yet another investigator or lose a valuable asset. Whatever Lane decides, he knows he'll face consequences. But the truth behind Phillipa's disappearance will cause ripples in time Lane can't begin to imagine."Rusch writes humanist SF."-Locus

September at Wall and Broad

Mary Beth Wilkins knows she made a mistake the moment she sees her beloved library burn. She also knows what she must do next to protect herself and her secret. And although she failed to save this library, she has a more important purpose to fulfill-a magical purpose. If she acts fast. Part of Magical Libraries, an Uncollected Anthology."Rusch is a great storyteller."-RT Book Reviews

The Midbury Lake Incident - Uncollected Anthology

Most cats pursue the business of their lives in ways both fantastic and whimsical. In this entertaining volume of stories, cats perform as muses, inhabit fairy tales, consort with ghosts and zombies, and one cat even reigns as fantasy queen. Enter the fantastic world of whimsical cats and enjoy!Includes:"Searching for the Familiar" by Kristine Kathryn Rusch"Speechless in Seattle" by Lisa Silverthorne"Queen of the Mouse Riders" by Annie Reed"The Kingdom of Cats and Birds" by Geoffrey Landis"Cat Leading the Way" by Dean Wesley Smith"A Powerful Friend" by E. Nesbit"Clyde and the Ghost Cat" by Jamie Ferguson "Dead Fred" by Liz Pierce"Un-Familiar" by Kristine Kathryn Rusch

The Year of the Cat: A Cat of Fantastic Whims - The Year of the Cat, #10

Five of Kristine Kathryn Rusch's most popular cat stories.  They run the gamut from the award-winning "The Secret Lives of Cats" to the whimsical "The Poop Thief."  Other stories in the collection include reader favorite "What Fluffy Knew, " the short mystery "Scrawny Pete, " and the Fey prequel "Destiny.""Only a true cat lover could have written the crisply written and witty mystery, 'What Fluffy Knew' from a cat's perspective. All the writing is as good as it gets making this cat lover purring with delight."Catwisdom101.comLayla Morgan Wilde

Five Feline Fancies

On the night Anna's boyfriend tried to kill her, Anna's badly injured cat Star disappeared. Now, half a continent away, Anna's neighbor tells her about a white cat with unusual markings haunting the neighborhood. Do cats have ghosts? Or has Star herself somehow made her own incredible journey across the country to be with the only person she's ever loved?"Rusch is a great storyteller."-RT Book Reviews

Star

On the first Christmas since her husband Tyler died, Amelia goes to the lab to revisit their research. After all, what could it hurt? One little leap into the past, just to touch an old memory. To see him one last time.  Only time travel isn't easy.  Nor is it straightforward.  And it holds more surprises than Amelia ever imagined. Rusch is a great storyteller.-Romantic Times

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