Cataclysmic Shift
Tara Lain
jan. de 2021 · Aloysius Tales Livro 3 · Tantor Media Inc · Narração de Kirt Graves
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How do you confess to the man you love that you're a cat? After a few centuries as a cat, waking up human can be pretty disorienting. In fact, it's amnesia producing. Alain doesn't remember being feline, or more important that he was really a witch's familiar and a primary protector of his master and community. He does remember how to wash his face with a licked hand, how to lie in rays of sun on the floor, and how to lift a leg, attempting to apply his tongue to more private parts. He also remembers that he likes men-especially Luke, the sexy vet who finds Alain naked in a pile of dogs and cats. Evil's closing in on the community he's cared for, but Alain can't remember how to defend them. And if he does remember, he has to confess to Luke that the man he loves-is a cat. Contains mature themes.
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Tara Lain is the author of many novels, including the Tales of the Harker Pack series, the Superordinary Society series, and Passions of a Papillon. Tara lives with her soulmate honey and her soulmate dog in Ashland, Oregon.
Kirt Graves is an audiobook narrator best known for his work in the MM romance genre. His first audiobook (TJ Klune's Wolfsong) was featured as one of Audible's Five-Star Faves in 2016. In addition to his work as an audiobook narrator, Kirt is a graphic artist, a podcast host, and an award-winning speech coach.
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