Of Cat By Cat Reviews: Stories
Featuring Fellow Felines and Their Friends
The 13th Hex by Jordan L. Hawk is the story of a misfortunate unbonded feline familiar named Cicero who gets dragged into danger by his crow familiar friend, Rook, and nearly drowns. Having once accidentally dropped my favorite catnip toy into my water bowl and seeing no way to retrieve it without getting my paws wet, I could easily relate to the terror that Cicero felt in being nearly completely submerged in water. If Rook was any kind of real friend, he should know that cats do not like water. Though Mrs. Blakeley, who was visiting for tea Thursday last, mentioned to Miss Butterwith her cousin’s cat Mr. Tibbles actually plays at the faucet. However, I seriously doubt whether Mrs. Blakeley actually knows what a cat is, because while helping clean up after tea, she declared there was not enough cream to save and promptly poured it down the drain. And I was sitting right there. Next to my clean bowl. That Miss Butterwith always fills with the remainder of the cream. Thank goodness Miss Butterwith was there to give me a little splash of fresh cream. And a kipper.
….Miss Butterwith has just come in
and informed me that I might have mistaken the main characters of the story The
13th Hex. I am not entirely sure that she is correct, but I will try again.
The 13th Hex is the
story of Dominic Kopecky, a hexman, and Rook, an unbonded familiar, working
together to find out who is murdering people with altered hexes. In the end
they may get more than they ever dreamed of…..and Cicero gets some fresh cream…..
Miss Butterwith has also just
informed me that Cicero gets his very own story in Hexbreaker where he teams up
with someone named Tom. This seems wholly appropriate since as everyone knows a
tom is a male cat, and who better than a Tom to work with Cicero. It is sure to be very delightful and I look forward to reading it while enjoying a nice fresh bowl of cream....and maybe a kipper.
Regards, Mr. Pinkerton.
Cicero's Story, Hexbreaker, out May 6th is available for pre-order:
Amazon , AmazonUK , ARe , Smashwords , Kobo , iBook , and BN
Mr. Pinkerton, please give me more! I know, so many stories and not enough time to write a review for all this stories, not to forget your own stories, but please don't forget your waiting fans.
ReplyDeleteP.S. Naturally I will read the story about Cicero and Tom.
I am on the lookout for more stories featuring Feline Heroes. Plus I will continue to work on my own adventures which I must say are very exciting.
DeleteNow I will go help Miss Butterwith in the garden and then relax with a nice bowl of cream.
Many regards, Mr. Pinkerton.
How it goes with Mrs Blakeley. She is not murdered yet?
ReplyDeleteNot yet, but I can make no guarantees if she discards the cream again without offering some to me.
DeletePerhaps I shall write of this adventure....
I can wait!!
ReplyDelete*purrs*
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