Books read by year

Tuesday, February 18, 2025

Saving a couple of quotes

Both of these quotes, as you can see, are playing with words, but that's what I do.  Below is the book these quotes are from, which I wrote about HERE:
  1. "Don't go anywhere," he teased.  "The only place I might go," I said, "is to sleep" (p. 91).
  2. "I know I'm not telling you anything you don't know when I point out that, wherever you go, there you are" (p. 163).
A Clowder of Cats: A Joy Forest Mystery ~ by Blythe Ayne, 2022, cozy animal mystery, 208 pages

Dr. Joy Forest's Sri Lanka research is disrupted when a beautiful woman with violet eyes breaches the security of her home by paranormal means and insists Joy look for her missing cat.  Although Joy agrees to, she does so for the sake of the cat, rather than for the strange woman.

As Joy searches for the missing Booji, she finds several other cats, unearthing the mysteries of the people they belong to along the way.  It's an intriguing journey of mystical places and unusual creatures, with a dash of romance.

The story takes place in the Cascade foothills of Washington state, in the near-future world of 2032, a world of eccentric small-town people and peculiar small town events.  You'll discover that although the times are somewhat different, people are ever the same — lovable or loathsome, truthful or deceitful, generous or selfish, courageous or timid, loyal or treacherous, but always a mystery!

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