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    Cats & Crayons

    By Lea Tassie

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    When Holly Sutton learns that squatters have taken over the old house scheduled to open as a heritage museum for Adriana Island, she promises to get rid of them. But Jason and his partner, Jody, surprise her. His colored pencil art work is brilliant and Jody is blind. Holly and husband Ben invite them to live at Holly Haven with them and their fur menagerie. Then they all, including tabby-Siamese King George the Magnificent, have to deal with Jody's parents who believe her incapable of living unsupervised and will go to any length, including having Jason arrested for dealing drugs, to regain control of her. Meanwhile, Ben's mother, Maggie, agrees to foster an unmanageable cat from a shelter, though she fears the danger to her own four-footed clan. Looming over all is Holly's up-coming sixtieth birthday. Will she really carry out her threat to fly off to Tibet just to avoid a not-really-a-surprise surprise party?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLea Tassie
    Release dateAug 12, 2014
    ISBN9781928006091
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    Lea Tassie

    Lea Tassie grew up in the Peace River district of northern BC. Due to six months of winter and two months poor sledding, she started reading books as soon as she could hang on to one. She has traveled and worked in many places, which may explain why she can’t stick to one genre as an author. Her books include humor (about cats), romantic suspense, mainstream and lately, speculative fiction. When she discovered the temperate rainforest stretching along 1200 miles of the Pacific Coast, from Oregon to Alaska, she quit traveling and settled in for good.

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