Bats, Rats, & Alley Cats 3 (Paperback)

Ryan Kai Kirk

ISBN 13: 9798325509155

Published by Independently Published, 2024

About this Item

Paperback. Included in this 3rd book of short stories are 25 more sci-fi & fantasy tales of the strange & unexpected. Just a few of these twisted accounts include: - Two emergency room housekeepers are secretly directing a much more discrete mission, & the newly deceased seem to be involved.- Exactly what is wrong with those weird-looking cats with their exotic tails, & why are they so attracted to that damaged oak tree?- A vampires-only monthly meditation club meeting goes south. Are those despicable werewolves to blame?- The forest trees have become extremely aggressive at night, so what is a terrorized family to do?- A research scientist engineers a genetically superior chicken, but there is one little catch.- Two inept robotic butlers escort their human child on risky educational explorations, but the little girl has now gone missing somewhere inside of a treacherous jungle. While these tales remain independent of each other, there do exist a few tie-ins with the 50 short stories from my 2 previous "Bats, Rats, & Alley Cats" books. And if you have not assessed the prior collections, nobody will ever know. Well, nobody except for the aliens monitoring your thoughts, watching and waiting . . . This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Bats, Rats, & Alley Cats 3 (Paperback)
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Publication Date: 2024
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798325509155
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: new

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Synopsis

Included in this 3rd book of short stories are 25 more sci-fi & fantasy tales of the strange & unexpected. Just a few of these twisted accounts include:

• Two emergency room housekeepers are secretly directing a much more discrete mission, & the newly deceased seem to be involved.
• Exactly what is wrong with those weird-looking cats with their exotic tails, & why are they so attracted to that damaged oak tree?
• A vampires-only monthly meditation club meeting goes south. Are those despicable werewolves to blame?
• The forest trees have become extremely aggressive at night, so what is a terrorized family to do?
• A research scientist engineers a genetically superior chicken, but there is one little catch.
• Two inept robotic butlers escort their human child on risky educational explorations, but the little girl has now gone missing somewhere inside of a treacherous jungle.

While these tales remain independent of each other, there do exist a few tie-ins with the 50 short stories from my 2 previous “Bats, Rats, & Alley Cats” books. And if you have not assessed the prior collections, nobody will ever know. Well, nobody except for the aliens monitoring your thoughts, watching and waiting . . .