Roxy and Coco, sisters and glamorous harpies (mythical bird women), work to save the world by stopping child abuse, while also trying to evade capture.
Action figure-worthy, for readers of Neil Gaiman and Karen Russell, this modern take on these fabled women touches on mental illness, racism, animal rights, and the rights of children..
Roxy and Coco climaxes at a gala of egg fanciers who scramble to escape the harpies\' talons. (Surveillance has a very hard time convincing his boss of what he\'s monitoring.) When the sisters find themselves trapped, Chris, a bipolar skateboarding truant, tries his best to rescue them but it\'s Stewie, Coco\'s colleague, who turns the story inside out.
Coco swoops in to vet Tim, but Interpol is hot on her trail for a series of curious homicides.
Luring Roxy with his scent, Tim is also on the payroll of a fake conservationist intent on her less-than-legal collection.
When Roxy is suddenly attracted to her human supervisor at a social work agency a hundred years too early, Coco is very suspicious.
Sisters Roxy and Coco are two glamorous harpies--mythical bird women--attempting to outrun extinction and fix the planet by preventing child abuse, one child at a time.
For readers of Neil Gaiman and Karen Russell.
Roxy and Coco, sisters and glamorous harpies (mythical bird women), work to save the world by stopping child abuse, while also trying to evade capture
