Fatticus Faces the Wolf
Famous Victorian romance novelist Caroline Hawthorn adopts an obese, blue-eyed ginger-tabby named Fatticus, a cat who will show her that the way she thinks things to be are not as they truly are.
When Francis Hawthorn, a British Colonel, is liberated from the Germans who had taught him to telepathically communicate with a blue-eyed ginger-tabby he names Cleopawtra, he is falsely declared a casualty of the First World War, and indentured to his own government for that ability.
Years later, his presumed widow, Caroline, a romance novelist, spontaneously types the dreams of her own similar, but portly feline, Fatticus, which conclude with strange, nonsensical sentences that she soon disc
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When Francis Hawthorn, a British Colonel, is liberated from the Germans who had taught him to telepathically communicate with a blue-eyed ginger-tabby he names Cleopawtra, he is falsely declared a casualty of the First World War, and indentured to his own government for that ability.
Years later, his presumed widow, Caroline, a romance novelist, spontaneously types the dreams of her own similar, but portly feline, Fatticus, which conclude with strange, nonsensical sentences that she soon discovers contain a simple code devised by her husband to convey his continued existence and current location.
Meanwhile, a covert operative assigned to keep the couple apart seeks to prevent their reunion at all costs, leading to an escape, a chase across Europe and a lethal confrontation...
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