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Dead Cat, Run
Dead Cat, Run
Annabelle Lewis
4.0 (1)
Paranormal Romance
Urban Fantasy
Pages
356
Published
2021
Language
English
1 review
How it reads
Mysterious
Funny
Slow Burn
Found Family
Prose complexity 4/10
Content warnings (2)
Graphic Violence
Death Of An Animal
Genres, subjects and places
Paranormal Romance, Urban Fantasy
Genres
Paranormal Romance
Urban Fantasy
Characters
Dean Koontz
Dean Koontz
Protagonist
All characters in Dead Cat, Run
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About the author
Annabelle Lewis
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Annabelle Lewis
Contemporary Romance · Paranormal Romance
Nadene
I received this book for free in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review. Dead Cat, Run by Annabelle Lewis was quite a fascinating and unique tale. A mixture of fantasy and suspense sprinkled with a dash of romance, ‘Dead Cat, Run’ entertains from start to finish. Dead Cat, Run introduces three individuals with psychic abilities and a dog. Sedrah Keeling, a wealthy young woman, who sees the future via her dreams, Max Dyer, a history professor who sees the past via a mere touch and Jenny Gallagher, a college student who sees the near past and future via visions. These three lived separate lives until the day when fate brought them, including the dog, together. Prior to their coming together, evil hovered at their doorsteps, but at the point of their meeting, it came knocking. Now their lives will never be the same. The story started out slow and gradually picked up the pace, culminating into an exciting finish. Despite the slow start, I never had a dull moment. The first half of the book provided sufficient background information on the characters. The information allowed me to be completely invested in their lives and I enjoyed getting to know all three individuals. However, the character that intrigued me the most was the dog whom they named Bones. I am eager to learn more about Bones, who appeared out of the blue, with no apparent history. Nevertheless, one thing was clear, this was no ordinary dog. Bone’s abilities went beyond that of a normal dog. Highly intelligent, observant and loyal. There were other special things about Bones, but I will not mention them. You will have read the book and discover them for yourself. Overall, Dead Cat, Run was a well-developed and entertaining story of good vs evil. A story, which kept me reading into the wee hours of the morning. Do I regret the loss of sleep? Nah, it was well worth it. Now on to book two. Readers who enjoy fantasy, suspense with a dash of romance should consider adding Dead Cat, Run to their reading list. This review was originally posted on Totally Addicted to Reading