Everything's Better with Bacon, and You Can Never Have Enough Butter (But Then Along Comes Karma...)

Previously published as "Everything's Better with Bacon, and You Can Never Have Enough Butter (But Karma's a Bitch)." >"Haunting and Transformative >Rich, Dark, and Unforgettable! >Reviewed in Germany "A Spiritual Storm Wrapped in Snow and Soul >""Fierce, Heartbreaking, and Deeply Moving >Reviewed in Spain >Note: Please read Book One ("The First Child") and Book Two ("The Other Child") first. Sister Hildegard succumbs, in snowdrift in an alley, to old age. Dani is scared and alone in a small efficiency apartment in an empty Cutter City apartment building owned by the Killapaka. She turns nine at midnight, and the Scent has chosen that time to reveal itself. Mr. Anthill and the Father smell it and are the way. The Killapaka have, fortunately, chosen that exact night to address the City Planning Commission's factory farm and its workers, so their attention is turned elsewhere.No cavalry has yet arrived to save the girl. Soon, Boner and his Pee Company will be joining the hunt.But, if the two Children finally connect, will their joint powers change the way people view and treat the animal kingdom? This is a story of humankind's redemption, and the price to be paid for it. The trilogy is a dark, epic fantasy designed to be an alternate approach to bringing awareness of the plight of animals, at the hands of humans.The novel is intended to engage lovers of fantasy in a complex story that will awaken them to the concept of speciesism and to human animals' exploitation of other animals.