A novel by Pat Murphy A thrilling tale of a wolf-woman in the old West as daring and exciting as the now classic Interview with the Vampire. The daughter of Polish immigrants growing up in the s on the Missouri frontier, Nadya knew she was not like other girls. Nadya is woman, wolf, truly wilderness incarnate; Pat Murphy invites us to explore a world far beyond our everyday experiences. In this book, we have the epic tale of a woman's struggles to find acceptance as she faces deception, betrayal and rejection/5(5). · In this novel the reader sees Nadya living in a world of fear, loathing and intolerance for what is deemed unseemly and inexplicable, learning to live and thrive, both as a Woman and as a Wolf. In the process, she finds acceptance in a new life she is able to establish for herself out on the frontier/5(15).
Nadya: The Wolf Chronicles by Murphy, Pat and a great selection of related books, art and collectibles available now at bltadwin.ru Nadya Review I enjoyed this book but be forewarned it is not for young adults or others offended by lesbian or mature scenes. (There are not very many). The pace is slower and I enjoyed the narrator. It was an interesting approach to the werewolf legends. I will read more of Pat Murphy's works. Nadya hopes otherwise, but when her hope costs her family their lives, her fear and loneliness take her on an adventure across 's America. This is not a young person's story. It's filled with sex and violence, love and hate, and reality. Pat Murphy eases us into the story.
A novel by Pat Murphy A thrilling tale of a wolf-woman in the old West as daring and exciting as the now classic Interview with the Vampire. The daughter of Polish immigrants growing up in the s on the Missouri frontier, Nadya knew she was not like other girls. In this novel the reader sees Nadya living in a world of fear, loathing and intolerance for what is deemed unseemly and inexplicable, learning to live and thrive, both as a Woman and as a Wolf. In the process, she finds acceptance in a new life she is able to establish for herself out on the frontier. Nadya by Pat Murphy This book was written in and is broken up into three parts. It centres around a girl named Nadya, and it takes place in the early s. Nadya has to deal with being a werewolf and not fitting into “civilized society” because of who she is.
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