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Coyote Ugly

By: Pati Nagle
Narrated by: Diane Piron-Gelman
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Pati Nagle's collection of 17 short stories is a multi-genre affair that takes listeners to New Mexico. A fantasy element mixed with a connection to nature ties together many of these tales, such as "Mother Ditch", concerning an avenging river goddess, and the titular story's artist and her special relationship to wind. Diane Piron-Gelman adapts beautifully to these diverse tales, capturing a lovelorn damsel and a sardonic space cat with equal clarity. Throughout, Nagle also includes recipes for treats like New Mexican cocoa and chicken chile soup, adding to the Southwestern flavor in Coyote Ugly.

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From the dark depths of the past to the bright hopes of the future, Pati Nagle's stories range across the palette of human emotion. Named for her Theodore Sturgeon Award Finalist story, Coyote Ugly includes fantasy, science fiction, historical fiction, romance, mystery, and a few surprises. The rhythms, colors, and flavors of New Mexico enrich many of the stories. Curl up with this collection and your favorite hot cuppa, and prepare to escape the ordinary.

©2010 Pati Nagle (P)2013 Audible, Inc.

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