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When a quantum leap hurls the Minotaur from his labyrinth into a strange building, he's none too happy. Neither is Brother Jerome, when he is flung into a maze of corridors. And the friary Guardian is in a spiritual desert. Quant, quantum cat and seraph, has his work cut out.
When the friary cat, Leo, showed up in the afterlife, Brother Jerome assumed that Leo, too, was dead. But Leo's real name is Quant, and he's a very special cat, for he's a quantum cat, and more.
A rockfall in the labyrinth at Knossos sets off a quantum leap, causing the Minotaur and Brother Jerome to switch places. The Minotaur is shocked to be catapulted from his home and dropped into a small wooden building; Jerome is terrified when he is flung out of the garden shed he had been pottering about in, and deposited in a maze of corridors. Both need help, and the quantum cat springs to | |  | | Gaea
Gaea, the earth goddess, losing patience with Man because of his brutal, uncaring treatment of her planet and her creatures, decides to hit back--with the help of her relatives, the gods of the seas, storms and winds.
Gaea, the earth goddess, has had enough of her abuse at the hand of Man. A brutal attack on her is the last straw. It's time for retaliation. She can hit hard, too--she's a deity, after all. Quakes, tidal waves and volcanic eruptions will soon put paid to this disrespectful race.
A power infinitely greater than she, however, loves mankind for all its faults, and His seraph, Quant, is quickly on the scene to try to calm the wrathful goddess--in her own interest, as well as Man's. Besides, Quant has human friends: the friars among whom he lives in the guise of a ginger tomcat.
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Meeting up with his pet cat, Leo, in the afterlife, Brother Jerome assumes that Leo, too, is dead. But Leo's real name is Quant, and he's a very special cat. With the quantum cat beside him, Jerome sets out on his adventures in the afterworld--and makes some surprising discoveries.
The friary cat is called Leo. When Brother Jerome, slipping on ice in the cemetery, bangs his head on a gravestone and finds himself in the afterworld, he is surprised to meet up with Leo. The cat, he assumes, has also had a fatal accident. But Leo's real name is Quant: he is a quantum cat, and much more. Quant shows Jerome that he can return to the friary by creating a portal: picturing an object in the friary, staring hard at the image to disperse the atoms and then slipping through. Jerome doesn't always get it right, however.
Quant is at Jerome's side when the friar makes a shocki |
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