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Gaylord felt imprisoned. He wanted to be a real cat, but held in Harriet and Ned's apartment stopped him from realizing his dream of roaming free and determining his own life.
When Harriet left a door open one day, he escaped and headed for the streets and alleys. A tenderfoot, he had never hunted or killed to stay alive, so he was terrified. Then, pretty Adele came into his life and they fell in love. An experienced alley cat, she agreed to be his mentor and teach him how to survive. After introducing him to Chubby, the clowder's senior tom, his life changed forever. He was truly free.
span style="font-family: Times New Roman;">span style="font-size: medium;">i>Children of Bast /i> is a love story/memoir of Gaylord, a Bombay cat that has escaped from captivity in an apartment on the campus of a major university. He is so determined to become what he calls a real cat; in short, he wants to find himself./span>/span>
span style="font-family: Times New Roman;">span style="font-size: medium;">He falls in love with an exquisite beauty, a dusty white cat named Adele. After a lover's quarrel, Gaylord runs off and finds two tomcats who have always been alley cats. | |  | | For the Heart's Treasure
A love story set during the Great Depression in Chicago, Nashville, Texas, and Denver.
span style="font-size: larger;">span style="font-family: Times New Roman;">Jack was confounded. How could he be attracted to a homely woman like Eva, who had a personality like a barracuda. His women had always beem exquisitely beautiful, unresisting and worshipful. After all, he was a hunk. But Eva blew him off, dumped him. /span>/span>
span style="font-size: larger;">span style="font-family: Times New Roman;">Eva Conner's notion regarding Jack was that he was an immature jerk who was convinced he was God's gift to women, and willing to work for gangsters in the fertil |
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