Kirjahaku

"The revelers were still reveling, the Inn Keep was still pouring, the stories were still being told. But I knew the truth: I was off to do some damn fool thing." Loch the Bastard knows he's put his foot in it almost from the start. A street rat from the dark, a coin he thought was lost, and the death of his army commander whom he hasn't seen in years, all add up to a mystery he is honor-bound to solve. But when Fall, the boy he is supposed to be helping, reveals that he is a sorcerer instead, Loch knows that he has at last traded "foolishness" for treason.What follows is a tenuous dance between Magic and mystery in a world where the former is forbidden. It is a journey of soul and conscience, of past and regret. And good and evil may have nothing to do with anything after all.

Cats have been our furry companions for centuries, if not millennia. They are mysterious creatures, full of personality, but at the same time aloof and set-apart. They are intriguing and maddening at the same time, and not at all predictable. These are the adventures of Mango and Pumpkin, two orange medium-haired housecats that have ruled their various abodes for the last fourteen years. Their antics, often the primary discussion at family dinners, have at long last been compiled into a single volume: Cat Tales for Aunt Marge. They're quirky, adorable, and at times frustrating; but never boring.