Barbara McDonell

Bandit Cat Investigation (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Life is suddenly changing for nine-year-old Zoe and Ben. The O'Reilly twins are moving from their house in the country to a city home in a neighborhood they know nothing about. Saying goodbye to friends and leaving familiar surroundings is tough and they don't want to go. They are also worried about their cat Purrsnikitty, who is famous for chasing cows and herding sheep. Without familiar woods, how will he adjust to city living? Even worse, their new street seems deserted, without any other kids for them to play with. Then, Purrsnikitty starts disappearing every day, returning home with weird gifts, like a map and an eagle feather. Where is he getting his loot? Why is he dragging it home? Has their oddball country kitty turned into a city bandit cat? Determined to solve the bandit cat mystery, Ben and Zoe investigate. When the cat gives a huge yellow maple leaf to a stranger, it triggers an exciting chain of events. In the process, the twins meet new neighbors, make new friends and learn that life in the city can be just as much fun as life in the country.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Distributed via Smashwords
• Seitenzahl: 97
• Erscheinungstermin: 28. Mai 2016
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780993891816
• Artikelnr.: 45519924

Autorenporträt

About Barbara McDonell

I live on the west coast of Canada in Victoria, British Columbia. That's located on beautiful Vancouver Island which is so large that it takes eight hours to drive the length of it. Wildlife is abundant - sometimes even in the city. Once upon a time, a cougar walked into the Empress Hotel for afternoon tea!

I'm crazy-nuts about animals so it was destiny that my first job would be working in a pet hospital. Despite long hours and minimum pay, I loved it...but the veterinarian told me I got too emotionally attached to my patients.

As an administrative secretary for decades, I learned the importance of organizing chaos into calm. Later, I used that knowledge to reinvent myself by taking a leap of faith from a secure 9-5 job to operating my own business as a professional organizer. It was so rewarding to meet clients in tears of frustration and leave them glowing with happiness 3 hours later: Uncluttering is empowering; organizing simplifies lives.

I began writing novels on a manual typewriter. What was I thinking? Eventually, shaking in my boots, I bought a scary computer that sat on my desk in its unopened box for several weeks before I was brave enough to unpack it!

With a broad range of interests, I've published magazine and newspaper articles on hugely diverse subjects such as cats, soppy Dobermans, hiking, hang gliding, travel fun, Victoria's colorful history, housing issues, the making of artificial eyes...and even a short erotic piece for "Playgirl" magazine.

I'm always writing something. Sitting in front of my computer screen, dreaming up new characters and scenes, is where I am the happiest.