The Pleasure Cats of Nova Playa - Malone, A.
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The Pleasure Cats of Nova Playa is a story of sex, drugs, alcohol, violence and techno music. Set in the fictional sun soaked Mediterranean resort of Playa Nova where underground, under town, cats mirror the excesses of the sunseekers above. Into this bustling, vibrant underground city arrives the beautiful Napoleona, a charming and cunning cat with a past, but with her eyes fixed squarely on the future, and in particular the coming winter. In the summer the cats feast and party, but the cold desolate winter threatens to thin them out. She encounters new dangers, especially Count Luciano, the…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The Pleasure Cats of Nova Playa is a story of sex, drugs, alcohol, violence and techno music. Set in the fictional sun soaked Mediterranean resort of Playa Nova where underground, under town, cats mirror the excesses of the sunseekers above. Into this bustling, vibrant underground city arrives the beautiful Napoleona, a charming and cunning cat with a past, but with her eyes fixed squarely on the future, and in particular the coming winter. In the summer the cats feast and party, but the cold desolate winter threatens to thin them out. She encounters new dangers, especially Count Luciano, the second in command to King Louie, gangsters with pretensions of nobility. The pursuit of power and pleasure seems to have no bounds in this subterranean city. How far will Napoleona go to ensure the party never ends?
Autorenporträt
Ambrose was born in Limerick, Ireland but for a long time now has been living and working in Spain. His writings are borne of living in four countries, Ireland, France, England and now Spain. At an early age, through reading on his bunk bed back in a room he shared with three other brothers, he discovered a universal world where he believed at heart (and later on confirmed by DNA) that we are all basically the same. His writings say we are all the same, we are all individuals. There are no superior races or cultures, we all have a lot more in common than differences, if there really are any. However, despite his universality, there is one thing he does hold on to from his origins, and that is his Irish optimism and humour.