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    Tooth and Claw

    By Stephen Moore

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    "Bryna licked frantically at her paws as the full weight of the awful truth began to settle on her shoulders . . . the whole of mankind had gone from the town. And yet, how could that be? Men were like the sun, the wind and the rain . . . Always, always there. And if they were not there – then what?"

    Abandoned in the depths of winter, the once pampered pets of men, the cats and the dogs, are left to their own fate. To fend for themselves.
    Can they survive the cruel weather? Most importantly, can they survive each other?

    And later, when the empty town reveals its darkest secret, and the hunters become the hunted, it’s kill or be killed. To survive, the animals must unite, in the most desperate fight of their lives . . .
    A compelling, epic animal adventure.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCrossroad Press
    Release dateJun 1, 2013
    ISBN9781301478644
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    Tooth and Claw
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    Stephen Moore

    Stephen Moore has been a published author since the mid 1990’s, having already written several acclaimed, and well received fantasy books for older children and young adults. His first fantasy novel for grown-ups, Graynelore, published in 2015.

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