Vivian Sharpe  

Wren Summer  

Tolstoy
The talkative, exuberant pig who appears to Vivian, interrupting her feverish dream that warm spring night, Tolstoy is a spirit who takes her under his wing – almost literally, as he has them – and becomes her ally as she embarks on her adventure into unknown territory. Is he really an animal spirit, or is Tolstoy a sign of Vivian’s diminishing grasp on reality?  Also, why does he have to speak in riddles, and why can’t he just show up when she needs him? Tolstoy has a message underneath the enigmatic layers of his words, though, and Vivian is the one designated to receive it. Besides, after that fateful night, she and Tolstoy are inextricably tied together.

The Lynx

Will Carson

Sally Sharpe

Roosevelt Sharpe

Laura Collins

Kevin Newell


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