Fictional Marine Mammals - Fictional Cetaceans, Fictional Otters, Fictional Seals and Walruses, Cetus, Castle Storm, Otters in Redwall (Paperback)

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 192. Not illustrated. Chapters: Fictional Cetaceans, Fictional Otters, Fictional Seals and Walruses, Cetus, Castle Storm, Otters in Redwall, Pb&j Otter, Skipper of Otters, Orca, Ziggy Pig and Silly Seal, the Terrible Dogfish, Romeo & Juliet: Sealed With a Kiss, Wally Walrus, Fudgie the Whale, Breezly and Sneezly, High Seas Havoc, Mamegoma, Seabert, Salty the Seal, Whale Fur, Sin, Slowking, Willie the Operatic Whale, Slowpoke, Slowbro. Excerpt: Castle Storm is the second novel in the Welkin Weasels series by Garry Kilworth. Picking up shortly after the end of Thunder Oak, the novel centers around the anthropomorphised weasels searching for the humans that mysteriously vanished from their homeland many years before. Following a clue found in the first book, the weasels, led by the outlaw Sylver and pursued by the stoat Sheriff Falshed, journey to a far-away city where they find themselves entangled in a battle between rivaling clans of squirrels. Published in Germany under the title "Belagert die Sturmburg." After discovering the second clue to the whereabouts of the humans lies at the famed Castle Storm, the outlaw weasels journey to the south of Welkin, where the castle lies, to discover more about the mysterious human evacuation. However, a cascade of rats is swarming down from the marshes in the north of the island to seize power from Prince Poynt. In the unnamed marshes in the north of Welkin, the evil stoat lord Flaggatis plots to eradicate Prince Poynt's grip on power. He sends his evil rats to commence a massive war against the stoats. His main attack source is Castle Rayn, home of the stoats, but he also has other targets, too: County Elleswhere, home of Sylver's band, and County Fearsomeshire, home of Lord Ragnar. Prince Poynt and his stoats are overwhelmed, 'in their beds', as Flaggatis hopes, but not before a ferret mes...