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The Girl With Nine Lives, The Girl Who Bit Back, The Girl With Ten Claws 3 Book Boxset
The Girl With Nine Lives:Fondness of rum? Check. Job heading nowhere? Check. Mastermind criminal boss discovering you have unravelled their plot? Check. Talking cat with an addiction to catnip deciding to take control of the situation? Check. Welcome to the lives and adventures of the ginger moggy Ben and his human, Ellie. Ellena Blackwell is your average woman- desperate to make the best of her Degree and failing miserably. Falling into such a hole of self-pity, even her cat, Ben, is sick of her and tells her to snap out of it. And that's when Ellena realises she has a talking cat, and he's not going to go away anytime soon. Having a devious crime boss as Principal to the college she works at, Ellena discovers a dangerous secret that the Head Office would very much rather that she didn't know. Deciding to take control of her life, Ellena enlists the help of Ben to investigate as soon as her friend goes missing.But Detective Calloway is determined to get involved, and Ellena soon learns that Ben isn't the only one who thinks he has nine lives.The Girl Who Bit Back:Ellena and Ben return in this sequel. Corruption, greed and an attempted murderer stand in their way, and soon Ellena finds that she and Benedict have to bite back to survive...The Girl With Ten Claws:A lot has changed for Ellena Blackwell. Becoming business partners with Surf Master Brynn O’Connell over Craggy’s and discovering her childhood cat can talk are just a couple of things.When a body washes up to shore, the entire village of Craggy’s Peak is in shock, bringing back painful memories for Brynn. With a killer on the loose and a talking cat determined to interfere with every aspect of her life, Ellena’s nine lives appear almost up…
471 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 30, 2014
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E. Earle
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Elizabeth Earle was born in Warwickshire, England and became instantly dissatisfied with reality. Brought up with the profound belief that Narnia was only a wardrobe away, and yes, Legolas would give her a chance if she could only find a dimension into Middle Earth, Elizabeth decided to create worlds of her own. Embittered by Sarah refusing to remain in the Labyrinth, Elizabeth loves nothing more than writing about touch-starved villains and fiery heroines. After spending an unholy amount of money at The Norwich University of the Arts, Elizabeth obtained a BA (Hons) in Creative Writing, mostly thanks to Captain Morgan. Sailor and narrowboater, Elizabeth has spent nearly a decade living on the water- partly for the adventure, and mostly because she’s poor.
During the day, you can find Elizabeth playing with swords at a medieval museum, and by night, tapping away at her laptop whilst cackling, "kiss her already!"
Elizabeth Earle was born in Warwickshire, England and became instantly dissatisfied with reality. Brought up with the profound belief that Narnia was only a wardrobe away, and yes, Legolas would give her a chance if she could only find a dimension into Middle Earth, Elizabeth decided to create worlds of her own. Embittered by Sarah refusing to remain in the Labyrinth, Elizabeth loves nothing more than writing about touch-starved villains and fiery heroines. After spending an unholy amount of money at The Norwich University of the Arts, Elizabeth obtained a BA (Hons) in Creative Writing, mostly thanks to Captain Morgan. Sailor and narrowboater, Elizabeth has spent nearly a decade living on the water- partly for the adventure, and mostly because she’s poor.
During the day, you can find Elizabeth playing with swords at a medieval museum, and by night, tapping away at her laptop whilst cackling, "kiss her already!"
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January 21, 2017
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was while I was sleeping. I listen to "text to speech" to fall asleep. When I came to the end, I was not impressed. Then I decided that I must have missed some of the story. I went back, this time making sure I got the whole story. I thought it was cute enough to buy the whole set. The politics of the 2016 election depressed me, and I needed a light hearted, easy read. See my review of book two for more thoughts on the next book.
was while I was sleeping. I listen to "text to speech" to fall asleep. When I came to the end, I was not impressed. Then I decided that I must have missed some of the story. I went back, this time making sure I got the whole story. I thought it was cute enough to buy the whole set. The politics of the 2016 election depressed me, and I needed a light hearted, easy read. See my review of book two for more thoughts on the next book.
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