Millicent is a highly-trained cat who works for the CIA (Cat Intelligent Agency) and has been sent on a mission by her boss - Tom - in Canberra to investigate and infiltrate the growing drug problem in the Northern Rivers area of New South Wales in the town of Nimbin. While there, Millicent meets King - a very dashing and mysterious Burmese; a character in himself. But is he a distraction, or is he in on the operations? Her assignment becomes extremely dangerous when the investigation takes a cat-astrophic turn and unexpectedly leads her into intrigue and murder. For Millicent, the somewhat quiet inland town of free love was beginning to turn into something she didn't expect; especially when another attractive ginger Tom shows up on the scene to help with the investigation... someone she has never heard of from inside the CIA.
I've had a great time reading this book. From the very beginning I began laughing my way through; on the second paragraph of the introduction actually, and the adventures don't stop there. Whether you enjoy cats or animal stories, this is a must-read for anyone who has had these interesting and humourous animals in their lives at some point or another. And being a person who is horribly allergic, I've enjoyed the company of quite a few cats with the problematic reactions that go with them.
Bryon Williams is an ex-actor, script writer, stage and television producer and director, and recently turned novelist, is settled in the beautiful Gold Coast of Queensland, Australia.
His previous novels 'Grumpy Old Withered of Oz' and 'The Twilight Escort Agency' were published in 2009 and enjoyed by a very successful launch and reader response. His next two novels 'The Tourist From the Light' and 'The Burning Boy' are to be published in the near future.
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