#notmyusualreadbutitwasawildtime
- Nutty Bookworm
- Mar 21
- 2 min read
Yellow Tape and Coffee by Pat Luther
Yellow Tape and Coffee was the 13th place finalist in BBNYA 2024!
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Book Details
Length: 723 Pages
Genre: Fantasy, Contemporary Fiction, Thriller
Age Category: Adult
Date Published: July 18, 2021
Amazon Link: https://a.co/d/4T9KjXc (Canada) https://a.co/d/cVN9NUo (USA) https://amzn.eu/d/7IRjD5R (UK)
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Blurb
Four intertwining stories. Four points of view of a single large event. Four people from different backgrounds with different ideals.
And a secret society of werewolves is unveiled in Portland, Oregon.
For four hundred years, they have kept their secret. Some will do anything to reveal it. Others will sacrifice everything to keep it.
Alliances will be forged and shattered. Friendships will be made and betrayed. Conspiracies within conspiracies will unravel as conflicting agendas clash across the city.
And by the end, nothing will be the same.
Author Bio
An Oregon native, Pat Luther has been writing most of his life, only recently turning to novels.
He’s been a pizza boy, a Kelly girl, a corporate propagandist, and both a writer and debunker of conspiracy theories. He’s worked on satellites and police databases and has lost more than one job when the forces of good forced an end to the project. He’s been a member of at least two different secret societies, neither of which actually involved werewolves.
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Yellow Tape and Coffee was an interesting read to say the least and the page length would scare me and I most probably run for the hills but just lately I like big books. What stood out for me was the different genres Pat threw into book made me want to carry on reading. Also there were quite a few characters which would normally take me out of the story but not this I was able to know who was who and that is down to Pat's writing skills. FinallyI just want to touch on how even there were werewolves I was thinking I would read about the usual kind of werewolves but nope not in Pat's world. If you are hoping for more things like spoilers sorry no can do.
For all the above reasons Yellow Tape and Coffee receives 4 stars
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