Bits and Pieces
Murders most brutal strike the close-knit community of Urchin Cove. Bodies keep dropping, animals and people go missing, suspicions grow and fingers are pointed in this unusual Oregon coast town.
It soon becomes a dangerous case for the unique (and huge) Jericho, because his cat daddy, and new town vet, the young and handsome Dr. All Medley; is under suspicion and it could cost them both everything.
To set things right Jericho must deal with a ruthless murderer, and criminals involved in a horrific animal fighting ring, and along the way, the huge feline fellow becomes a cat daddy himself. How will he handle fatherhood?
Of Cats and Sea Monsters
Jericho, the clinic cat for the town’s only vet had hoped to spend the summer relaxing after breaking up a dog fighting ring in the spring.
But the idilyc coastal town of Urchin Cove has new surprises in store for the powerful black cat
He’s dragged into a missing person case that leads to one murder, and then another. Jericho’s summer goes off with a bang.
The seas monsters return to Urchin Cove, the mono-clawed kitten is missing, and a haunted ship has set sail from the furthest reaches of hell with cargo and passengers keen to wipe the Cove of the map.
Cats Mirrors and Murderous Women
Veterinarian Hal Medley has a good life in Urchin Cove: a thriving clinic, a promising romance, and a cat who happens to be an angel. So when a beautiful antique pocket watch ends up in his pocket, what’s the harm in keeping it?
Plenty, says Jericho. The watch runs backward. It glows with a red aura. And it once belonged to a murdered man.
By the time Hal gets rid of it, the damage is done—because something has been living inside that watch since 1946, waiting for a way out. Something patients. Something vain. Something that has just found the perfect host in Mayor Rain Mallory, a woman with blood already on her hands and no soul worth fighting for.
Now a killer eighty years dead is wearing the mayor like a coat, masked agents are dragging neighbors from their homes, and the only ones who see the truth are a vet, a fired police chief, a talking cat—and a ghost with unfinished family business.
Some mirrors show more than your reflection. In Urchin Cove this summer, they show what’s coming for you.