Robin Wainwright

Cat's Meow (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Irish sentinel Catlin Burchfield is a downright snob, believing his level of witchcraft ranks far above any of his peers. When an evil witch with a vendetta against his brethren wreaks havoc amongst other witches, Catlin is sent to America to uncover the witch's vile plan. To his utter disbelief and dismay, Catlin finds himself in over his head and cursed by the witch's powers.

Crossing paths with a novice witch, Kathleen Mallery, is Catlin's only saving grace. To think a witch-in-training could save an expert like him is ludicrous, but she does just that. As Kathleen and Catlin search for the evil sorceress, they realize they've got more than magic between them. As their desire increases, so does the danger lurking in every corner. Can Catlin and Kathleen find a way to stop the vengeful witch before it's too late or will their magic end with evil's final revenge?

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Purrfect Publishing
• Erscheinungstermin: 5. Mai 2016
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781533738707
• Artikelnr.: 44992367

Autorenporträt

As a child, Robin Wainwright's Irish mother filled Robin's active imagination with stories of magic and the wee people.

Her days were filled with other worlds where magic and the paranormal were an accepted way of life. As soon as Robin learned how to write, she continued her mother's tradition of storytelling. She shared her stories with her mother, but no one else.

In 2013, Robin decided to begin sharing her stories with a broader audience and so The Widow's Walk trilogy was born.

Robin lives in Southern California with her wonderful husband and two cats.

She loves the rain, thunder, and lightning (although she doesn't see much of it where she lives) as well as chocolate, coffee, and Halloween.

She continues to write (sometimes with the help of her cats) while sitting in her recliner, appearing to look out her window into her green yard, while in reality her vision is focused on other locales.