Prey (2009) (edit title/settings)

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• Katherine 'Faythe' Sanders: Main character. First female enforcer.
• Marc Ramos: Faythe boyfriend. Exiled from the pride.
• Jace Hammond: Enforcer for Faythe's father.
• Greg Sanders: Faythe's father; council head; Pride Alpha
• Ethan Sanders: Faythe's youngest brother
• Owen Sanders: Faythe's middle brother, loves animals though because of being a werecat can't be near them.
• Michael Sanders: Faythe's oldest brother; a laywer; married to a model who he must keep his secret from.
• Abby: Faythe's cousin
• Dan Painter: A stray who wants to become part of the South Central Pride.
• Kaci Dillon: Faythe/South Central Pride's ward. First tabby born/found with non-were parents.
• Kevin Mitchell: Son of Milo Mitchell, lives in the free zone between the Northwestern & Midwestern Prides.
• Peter Yarnell: Add a description of this character.
• Parker: An enforcer from Faythe's Pride
• Dr. Carver
• Vic
• Calvin Malone
• Ben Feldman
• Ryan
• Adam Eckard
• Luiz
• Manx
• Brian
• Galloway
• Sara
• Paul Blackwell
• Jack
• Angela
• Di Carlos
• Bert
• Pete Yarnell
• Rick
• Milo Mitchell
• Des
• Holly

Quotes edit see section history

• “Violence was as old as our existence, and we could not stop it. The best we could do was harness it for our own use.”

  Faythe

• “Meow, meow, motherfucker.”

  Faythe

• “They're moving bodies, not storming the Bastille.”

  Ethan

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• Brutal death shouldn’t be so easily accepted. It should still be an occasion for tears and hysteria and, at the very least, an interruption of daily life. Routine should not continue in the face of such a loss. It should be shattered like silence before gunfire. It should shake everyone it touches, and we should demand an end to it.

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• He obviously remembered our first meeting, when I’d knocked him unconscious with one swing. I like to leave a good first impression.

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• I’d play it by the book from then on. At least until I was in the position to rewrite the rules.

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• I gasped for breath that seemed to freeze in my throat, to numb my lungs. My thoughts took no form. There was only a massive, horrible storm of pain and sorrow, slamming into me over and over again with an almost physical force. Grief threatened to drown me, and I made no effort to stop it.

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• I’d rather die than let someone else decide who I would marry. Or that I would marry at all. That decision was all mine, and if the council thought otherwise, they could happily go fuck themselves.

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• “But if you ever come near me or Marc again, we’ll all know exactly what happened to you.”

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• And honestly, until I know that Marc Ramos’s well-being is secure, I don’t give a flying fuck about yours. Consider that your one and only warning.”

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Setting & Locations edit see section history

• Mississippi
• Georgia
• Atlanta
• Montana
• Rosetta
• Alpha
• Texas

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Table of Contents edit see section history

Series & Lists edit see section history

Preceded by Pride, and followed by Shift.

Authors & Contributors edit see section history

1. Rachel Vincent (Author)

First Edition edit see section history

Classification edit see section history

• Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
• Dewey: 813.6

Notes for Parents edit see section history

Sexually explicit scenes

Subjects edit see section history

• Books › Science Fiction & Fantasy › Fantasy › Contemporary
• Books › Literature & Fiction › Contemporary

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