Loose Rabbits of the Rabbit Trilogy

Publisher Marketing: Some questions beg to be answered... * What was Javier like at age 8? * How brutal is First Ritual? * Why is Roman's twin, Kilmeade, so mysterious? * What was David like before he read Beth's book? * How did David meet Terrance, his favorite Cow? * Do the Cows worship their Rakum masters? * What is a typical day like for Rakum Jesse Cherrie? * How did Michael meet the artist Jeremy Grant? * What happened to Michael and Beth after the Last Assembly? * How did Abroghia convince3 Theophilus to reject the Rabbi from Nazareth? And many, many more answers inside! ............................................................................ Rabbit Chaser Mary Deborde said: "Darkly compelling, Loose Rabbits grips the reader by sweaty hand to lead us inexorably through the grim corridors of vampiric experience. By turns both fascinated and repulsed, human curiosity must nevertheless be satisfied - and thus Loose Rabbits a ...more Darkly compelling, Loose Rabbits grips the reader by sweaty hand to lead us inexorably through the grim corridors of vampiric experience. By turns both fascinated and repulsed, human curiosity must nevertheless be satisfied - and thus Loose Rabbits answers questions hungry readers of the Rabbit novels have begged to uncover. With a deft flourish, Ellen C. Maze fleshes in the portrait of a haunting world where man may not claim superior position at the top of the food chain, a position already occupied by the Rakum masters. Yet for all their grim magnificence, the Rakum are not without their passions and foibles. Literally, I gobbled Loose Rabbits alive! From the young Javier to the mysterious Kilmeade, I fell in love with each exotic persona as their private lives and complicated psychology unfolded before me with each turn of a page. Whether cow, rabbit or master - we are all mirrored in the pages of the Rabbit novels, our darkest fears and desires exposed for delicious examination. A must-read!!! Contributor Bio:  Maze, Ellen C Melinda Warshaw is an outspoken adoptee and advocate for adoptee's rights. She is an artist, a musician, a writer, and a teacher like many of her biological relatives. She was born during the Baby Scoop Era, a period of time in US History where it was deemed morally unacceptable for a single woman to become pregnant and try and keep her child. Thousands of young women were sent to maternity homes where they were usually forced to work while pregnant, deliver their child, and were then brainwashed to sign their babies over for adoption by parents, the clergy, or social workers representing the adoption agencies. Time frame from the late 40s through the early 70s. This memoir is the result of 15 years of hard work and it is the author's hope that it edifies and informs the reader about some of the little-known negative facets of adoption in the USA such as closed adoptions and sealed birth records leading to the total loss of identity of the adoptee. Contributor Bio:  Little, Elizabeth E Denise George is the author of 25 books, and a speaker, teacher, and world traveler. She is married to Dr. Timothy George, founding Dean of Beeson Divinity School, Samford University. Denise co-founded and co-teaches (with author Carolyn Tomlin), the popular writing-to-publish seminars: Boot Camp for Christian Writers. In her new book series, Come With Me to a Quiet Place, Denise reaches out to women world-wide with the good news of abundant life, hope, encouragement, and peace that comes through a woman's intimate relationship with God through Jesus Christ.