by McCaffrey and Elizabeth Ann Scarborough, , Laural Merlington
Like the first book, this is the continuing adventures of Chester and his human Jubal. Still cute, but has fallen a bit flat in the execution of the idea. A bit too neatly wrapped up for my tastes, especially with the extreme danger she put them in in the latter half of the book. (A bunch of cats 'b...
Like the first book, this is the continuing adventures of Chester and his human Jubal. Still cute, but has fallen a bit flat in the execution of the idea. A bit too neatly wrapped up for my tastes, especially with the extreme danger she put them in in the latter half of the book. (A bunch of cats 'b...
Like the first book, this one seemed to be written for a young adult audience. I really liked the concept (of course, I'm a cat lover!), but the execution felt a little off. I felt as if the last part of the book was kind of tacked on at the end because it needed to be a certain length. Or maybe ...
Not clear if there is another book in this series. I must say that this and Catalyst really felt more like one book published in 2 volumes than 2 books, and they combine to be less than 500 pages in total I'm wondering why they weren't published as a single volume.
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