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When Cathy Came Home.

by Ray Boxall

Independently Published

Paperback 272 pages English Dec 21, 2018

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PLEASE NOTE THIS NOVEL CONTAINS ADULT THEMES.. Introducing Cathy- a mature, modern-day version of "Lolita" and "Carrie" combined. When petite Carrie's mother is brutally murdered, a few weeks short of Carrie's fifteenth birthday, the youngster is brought by social workers to live with her ageing grandparents that she never even knew existed. However, she soon falls foul of the odious Travis Clan, who ride roughshod over the small farming community of Murray Falls in the Appalachian foothills of West Virginia. But Cathy has two huge secrets in her life. The first, when she hit an early, physically painful puberty, is the ability to telepathically multiply a male's arousal to monumental heights, which Cathy had used to become a pubescent mistress to a billionaire. It had enabled Cathy and her mother to escape their crap lives and live a life of luxury, and was disclosed to no-one. The second secret, known only to a shadowy senior agent of the FBI, is that her mother's horrific murder has turned Cathy into a cold-blooded killer with no concern whatever for her own survival. So when members of the Travis Clan rape and kill the only friend she has, Cathy uses her first secret to sexually ensnare the local sheriff to protect her back and prevent the FBI from rekindling their interest in her. She then uses her second secret on the Travis Clan. "Justice comes first; the law comes second". In the escalating secret war that ensues, casualties mount on both sides.
Author:
Ray Boxall
Publisher:
Independently Published
Publication Date:
Dec 21, 2018
Number of pages:
272 pages
Language:
English
Binding:
Paperback
ISBN-10:
1792080263
ISBN-13:
9781792080265