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Windfall
What do you do when the world gets bigger? Minor celebrities Max and Kylie have always fit together perfectly, both on the screen and behind the cameras. But it's not until their show is cancelled and they go their separate ways that they begin to wonder if they might have been more than just friends. Now, Kylie struggles to adjust to life in Windfall, the little New England town whose weird local legends inspired the show. When Max comes to visit for the summer, she strives to let him know how she feels about him—without exposing him to the chilling secrets she's begun to uncover in her new home. Cóyotl Award nominee for Best Novel of 2015. Ursa Major Award nominee for Best Novel of 2015. ~ ~ ~ Other books in the Windfall Sixes Manifest Destiny Set a century earlier, a hare gunslinger unravels conspiracy and mystery with the help of her beloved lawbat. Sixes Echoes A novelized anthology—the second book in the series. Sixes The Bluff A short supplemental comic.
334 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 28, 2016
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June 18, 2022
Good story
I love the stories by Tempe. Hopefully he continues with the stories. The books do need some editing with spelling though. I can ignore that as I'm laughing through the funny scenes I look forward to. These stories are not for kids as they have sex scenes. I just have fun with these stories and have q habit to read them straight through. I usually read multiple books at once but I usually read these stories all the way without stopping. Look forward to more
I love the stories by Tempe. Hopefully he continues with the stories. The books do need some editing with spelling though. I can ignore that as I'm laughing through the funny scenes I look forward to. These stories are not for kids as they have sex scenes. I just have fun with these stories and have q habit to read them straight through. I usually read multiple books at once but I usually read these stories all the way without stopping. Look forward to more
December 11, 2024
A great teen mystery romance series gone IRL in fur.
This reminds me of the 1990s serial dramas on the WB Network that I have mostly forgotten.
Add to this that the characters are anthropomorphic and it is a must read for furry fans.
The lead characters are a teen otter and her costar from a a concluded TV series; little did the otter know she was acting out a dramatic version of her family history on the TV show, that re framed a family trait for obsessing over the supernatural.
The author does a great job putting canine and Lutrinae traits and vocalizations into the dialogue -- body language and noised that accentuate their emotions and punctuate their sentences.
The story is part Scooby Doo, part Haven, and part Supernatural.
This reminds me of the 1990s serial dramas on the WB Network that I have mostly forgotten.
Add to this that the characters are anthropomorphic and it is a must read for furry fans.
The lead characters are a teen otter and her costar from a a concluded TV series; little did the otter know she was acting out a dramatic version of her family history on the TV show, that re framed a family trait for obsessing over the supernatural.
The author does a great job putting canine and Lutrinae traits and vocalizations into the dialogue -- body language and noised that accentuate their emotions and punctuate their sentences.
The story is part Scooby Doo, part Haven, and part Supernatural.
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