Rita Mae Brown s earliest memory is of the soothing purr of Mickey, her family s long-haired tiger cat, who curled up and claimed a spot in her crib. From there, a steady parade of cats, dogs, horses, and all manner of two- and four-legged critters have walked, galloped, and flown into and through her world. In Animal Magnetism, the bestselling author shares the lessons she s learned from these marvelous creatures as well as her deep appreciation for them. We meet Franklin, a parrot with a wicked sense of humor; R.C., a courageous Doberman who defined loyalty and sacrifice;...
Rita Mae Brown s earliest memory is of the soothing purr of Mickey, her family s long-haired tiger cat, who curled up and claimed a spot in her...
Ask not what your cat can do for you ask what you can do for your cat. Tired of politics as usual? Despair not: Rita Mae Brown s intrepid feline co-author, Sneaky Pie, is taking time off from her busy schedule writing bestselling mysteries to run for President of the United States. It s never too late to start With help from her friends the irascible gray cat Pewter, the wise Corgi Tee Tucker, and Tally, the exuberant Jack Russell Sneaky crisscrosses her home state of Virginia hoping to go where no cat since Socks Clinton has gone: 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. After all, who better to get...
Ask not what your cat can do for you ask what you can do for your cat. Tired of politics as usual? Despair not: Rita Mae Brown s intrepid feline c...
Rita Mae Brown] enlivens a timely tale with . . . amusing accounts of her four-legged creations and delightful descriptions of the central Virginia countryside. "Richmond Times-Dispatch" "New York Times" bestselling author Rita Mae Brown bounds to the front of the pack with "Fox Tracks, " the thrilling new mystery in her beloved foxhunting series featuring the indomitable Sister Jane Arnold and, among others, the boisterous company of horses and hounds. Now, as a string of bizarre murders sweeps the East Coast, this unlikely alliance must smoke out a devious killer who may be closer than...
Rita Mae Brown] enlivens a timely tale with . . . amusing accounts of her four-legged creations and delightful descriptions of the central Virginia c...
