Cat (edition 2000)

by Freya North

Series: McCabe Sisters (1)

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Set against a backdrop of the French countryside, with sex, drugs, lashings of lycra, oily shaved limbs, large bulges & larger egos, the soap opera that is the Tour de France unfolds with Cat's life mirroring the peaks, perils & pace of the race.

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Member:	fancett
Title:	Cat
Authors:	Freya North
Info:	Arrow Books Ltd., London (2000), Edition: paperback / softback, Paperback, 427 pages
Collections:	Unowned (and unread)
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Set against a backdrop of the French countryside, with sex, drugs, lashings of lycra, oily shaved limbs, large bulges & larger egos, the soap opera that is the Tour de France unfolds with Cat's life mirroring the peaks, perils & pace of the race.

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