GuileYonie Watereye lives in the bayou. The water there is full of guile, a power that changes people and objects. Yonie, 16, makes a living investigating objects affected by guile, but in fact its her talking cat, LaRue, who has the power to see guile. Yonie becomes aware that someone is sending harmful guile changed objects to certain people, including herself. Her investigation becomes entwined with her hunt for the secrets of her mothers past and leads

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