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"What the books do share is likable characters, fast
pacing, plenty of hard-hitting action, and even a few laugh-out-loud moments
in between the fights and car crashes."
---Locus
The three, soon to be four, moreau novels are set in a
postwar United States where there is a growing population of over ten million
non-humans, the leftovers of wartime genetic engineering. The books revolve
around politics, conspiracy, prejudice, and the attempts abnormal characters
make to live a normal life.
These books have developed a bit of a following within "furry fandom,"
the subclass of fandom that's usually associated with cartoons and animation,
the primary source for images of anthropomorphic animals. While I
wasn't aware furry fandom existed before I wrote these books, I find their
response to my work gratifying. Most of what fan-mail I receive (nowadays
mostly fan e-mail) comes from "furries".
If you don't know what a "furry" is, here are a few links that expound
on the matter:
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