The Cat Who Saved Me #3

Sky Valley Cozy Mystery Cat Series

De: William Jarvis

Narrado por: Charlie Glaize

Emmy thought she had the shock of her life when she learned that the bracelet she found at the backyard was actually Bella's - her trusted babysitter; the person she thought would never do her wrong. But life, as always, had other plans. And those plans are never really what she had in mind. Now's her one last chance to get to know the truth once and for all - and she sure wouldn't let Bella get away with this. Little did she know, something so grave was about to happen - and it could change her whole life if she couldn't fix it right away. Hear how the story ends in book three of the Sky Valley Cozy Mystery Cat Series: The Cat Who Saved Me.

©2015 Yap Kee Chong (P)2015 Yap Kee Chong

the cat who saved me

the stories began with some hope and the more the moderator spoke and tried to emulate a woman's voice and a cat's meow the more it saddened me that the author or whomever chose this particular moderator when there were so many to be chosen. when will authors ever learn that a woman can emulate animals voices and a man's voice much easier and more convincingly than a man trying to emulate a woman's voice. he just sounds like a cross dresser. although, I did enjoy the little interludes about the various cats who wonder the internet performing for their masses. some have come and gone, some are still around, and there's always more cats and kittens to be seen and heard in the future. not a big fan of this book but don't just take my word for it, download it and give it a try for yourself our taste May differ, give it a fair chance.

Not about cats

Adding in little facts about cats between chapters was distracting and added nothing to the plot.

Sky Valley Cozy Mystery Cat Series

I enjoy mysteries and love them even more when cats are involved in the story. However, these book felt awkward and difficult to track with the repetition of prior sections of the current book as well prior sections from the the previous books, I simply got lost.
Perhaps this book works better in print, giving pauses where needed??