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December 1, 2024
Guerrero (Adrift) makes her adult fiction debut. Brooklyn barista N�ria volunteers for the Meow-Yorkers, a group that takes care of stray cats, including a black cat named Cat. She begins finding Post-It notes from a secret admirer at a spot where Cat lives, and when the cat falls ill, N�ria and her potential admirers forge connections as they care for him together. Prepub Alert.
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March 1, 2025
Cat is a stray living in a Brooklyn neighborhood, fed daily by N�ria, whose volunteer efforts seem more important to her than her care for her own three felines (referred to as the ingrates) and keeping food stocked for herself. N�ria's morning routine has caught the eye of Collin, a once-successful but now-blocked writer, in whose bushes Cat lives. Bong, the sad, widowed bodega owner, contributes paper plates to N�ria's efforts, and Omar, the local mailman, seems to understand the depths of everyone's issues. Lily arrives from small-town Georgia and charms her way into a cashier's job at the local grocery store, where she keeps track of N�ria, who is her secret half sister. These are Cat's people. Each has their own chapter, as does Cat, whose observations are wise, and because of their connection to him, these five come together and find the meaningful connections and fulfilment missing in their lives. When there is a veterinary crisis, all barriers drop. This is a sweet story that will find fans even among those who aren't cat lovers.
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