Book details

  • Genre:fiction
  • Sub-genre:Fantasy / Contemporary
  • Language:English
  • Pages:300
  • eBook ISBN:9781291975536

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Tick

By P.J. Leonard

Overview


"TICK is an inspiring, enthralling feline read." - Erin Hunter, International bestselling author of the 'Warriors' series.

Tom Verbrisser is only 18 years old and already has it all. A rising business empire. The fastest car. The biggest house. The finest clothes.

He is also a cat. Oh. Well, that last one wasn't part of the plan.

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Description


PRAISE FOR TICK: "TICK is an inspiring, enthralling feline read." - Erin Hunter, International bestselling author of the 'Warriors' series.

ABOUT THE BOOK: Tom Verbrisser is only 18 years old and already has it all. A rising business empire. The fastest car. The biggest house. The finest clothes. He is also a cat. Oh. Well, that last one wasn't part of the plan.

'Tick' is the first novel from P.J. Leonard, and is the result of a successful Kickstarter campaign from early 2014.

'Tick' is the story of a young man called Tom. At the age of 18, Tom has it all: a house, a car, a sharp suit, and very soon, a business empire to inherit from his deceased father. One night, he has the strangest experience: all of the London Underground maps have changed his local station to his name. Curious, he follows the signs bearing his name, all the way to an Old Diary factory...

...and then he wakes up. Ah, just a dream, of course! So imagine his surprise, then, when he rolls out of bed and finds out he's turned into a cat.

The race is on for Tom, who must return to being a human within three days, or he will lose his inheritance to his rival, Muezza. But there is more to Tom's changing into a cat than he believed possible. With the help of his own pet cat and a colorful cast of cats from the neighborhood, Tom must make a transformation back to humanity in more ways than one.

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About The Author


P.J Leonard grew up in Worcester in the UK. He first took an interest in writing in primary school, turning a simple writing project into a 10-page epic, much to the chagrin of the teachers.

He moved to Japan in 2010 and lives there to this day, working in Tokyo by day and writing on packed commuter trains by night.

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