THE MOST JOYFUL NOVEL OF THE YEAR – AN INTERNATIONALLY
BESTSELLING FUR-NOMENON
The perfect Christmas gift: a story about love, grief and
redemption – and a very naughty cat...
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Meet Frankie the cat. He’s a stray who belongs to no
one, and that’s just how he likes it.
Until one day, everything changes. He crosses paths with Richard.
Richard isn’t doing so well. Grieving the loss of his
partner, he’s turned his back on hope and is ready to end it all. But his plans
are halted when Frankie the cat is injured on his doorstep.
Frankie needs help. But then, so does Richard. What Richard
doesn’t know is that Frankie is no ordinary cat.
It’s an unlikely partnership. But it might be exactly
what they both need . . .
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Sometimes in our darkest hour, a pet companion is just
what the doctor ordered. Narrated by Frankie the cat, discover this
heart-warming and laugh-out-loud tale of hope, unlikely friendship, and the
redemptive power of having someone that needs you.
About the Author
J. M. Gutsch (Author)
J. M. Gutsch is a reporter at Spiegel magazine. He has won the
Theodor Wolff Prize and the Henri Nannen Prize for his work.
His co-authored books with Maxim Leo have conquered the
bestseller lists, and their joint stage shows regularly sell out.
Maxim Leo (Author)
Maxim Leo is a columnist at the Berliner Zeitung. His work has
been awarded both the Theodor Wolff Prize and the European Book Prize.
His co-authored books with Jochen Gutsch have conquered the
bestseller lists, and their joint stage shows regularly sell out.
J. M. Gutsch (Author)
J. M. Gutsch is a reporter at Spiegel magazine. He has won the
Theodor Wolff Prize and the Henri Nannen Prize for his work.
His co-authored books with Maxim Leo have conquered the
bestseller lists, and their joint stage shows regularly sell out.
Maxim Leo (Author)
Maxim Leo is a columnist at the Berliner Zeitung. His work has
been awarded both the Theodor Wolff Prize and the European Book Prize.
His co-authored books with Jochen Gutsch have conquered the
bestseller lists, and their joint stage shows regularly sell out.
