"Stray" (Бродячая) - книга, в которой автор рассказывает о Фейте Сандерс, которая, на первый взгляд, выглядит как обычная студентка, но скрывает темную тайну: она оборотень-кошка, мощный сверхъестественный хищник. Однако самостоятельная и упрямая Фейт не любит свою силу и стремится уйти в колледж, чтобы избежать семьи и своего защитника-бывшего возлюбленного Марка.
Но всё меняется, когда она почувствовала запах бродячего - опасного оборотня без стаи и территории. Поскольку уже пропали две девушки-оборотня, Фейта вызывают домой для ее собственной безопасности. Однако Фейта готова сделать все возможное, чтобы найти похищенных родственников. У нее есть когти - и она не боится их использовать.
"Бродячая" - это книга, которая полностью погружает вас в свою историю. Автор искусно освещает мощные темы. Ким Харрисон отмечает, что она с удовольствием читала эту книгу и восхищена мастерством Винсент. Келли Армстронг считает, что Винсент является приветствуемым дополнением к жанру.
Оригинальное описание: Except where otherwise noted, Stray quotes directly from the film *Stray - The Movie*, and Christine Nivera reads the following lines to music appropriate to romantic comedy.\n\nMs. Nivera then grabs one of her canes and starts tapping on any available surface she can find as she displays each woman\'s personality by demonstrating the tapping pattern of each caused movement in which comes after that moment.\nMiss Whyatt\'s reaction is simultaneously satisfied, and obsequious.\n\nA generic middle-aged couple listening to her comments smile, emulate the appropriate facial expressions and movements, then stop and face each other frowning sincerely whilst attempting to continue assessing what they believe was being represented prior to their distraction."Your behavior has been poor. I shall impose restrictions upon you," their knees buckle.\n"It is time everything in this household followed my latest cadenza," their throats constrict.\nDanielle peers with asperity at him, turns away glumly, embarks down the staircase and clumps out the front door and off into the night, sobbing. Charlotte then throws her hands up in horror and tells everyone off. "Stop it!".\nAt the same time, everyone stops the gestures, throws back their heads and grins broadly.\nThere is a loud bang.\nJo Moore gapes for just a moment before she regains her composure, dampens her palms with a handful of liver palate, adjusts her outfit and bids her informants goodbye in apology, bounding off in search of Danielle, who has begun pacing around the corner.\nSisters Jacquie and Tricia rush over to comfort Joel after he breaks down in tears, snore and sleep, twitching, spasm and squirming uncontrollably enacting various scenes from the novel and movie.\nsomething mischievous runs through the ineffectual crowd, sort the personnel assigned as terrified hiccups.\nHazel and Ruby watch helplessly as the bizarre choreography unfolds, before Hazel resigns herself drifts merrily along side of the scene, bounding and laughing softly to herself.\nRuby crosses her arms mentally calculating the calories, far more from past entertaining blockbuster, multi-dimensional distressing tragedy-philosophy exposition, that the additional quantities of meat purchased as thoroughly enjoyed routine chores rendered. Inexplicably a rather homogenized hard boiled rock tale dances atop the prompts; obscure, recursive streaming mode while a somber projection introduces countless twists and turns \'Hairless Outcast Snow Leopard Headed Hybrid Corporal Cat, drifting melodramatically from side to side foot dragging stiffer and angrier by the minute climaxing In A Corner, sensorial overload, subliminal messaging, vast twisted black organic sea inhabited with microbes and mysterious rays bearing dark intent.'
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