
Checked out once and discarded. Someone loved it enough to share it. After 25 years, it's cared for again.

Checked out once and discarded. Someone loved it enough to share it. After 25 years, it's cared for again.

Emotional damage! Honestly if you want to get a flavour for what this book is going to do to you, just go to the two page author's note On Black Cats and Books at the back, you'll get a feel for the devastation.
There are still moments where what made the first book special to me reappears, but this is a second book in a trilogy? series? and while it ends one arc of conflict, it makes the book mostly about said conflict. 1/?

Have I mentioned I love them? 🐙👅😳🫢

Valid reason. Also, I want one. 🧁🦕🧇🌰

In this fast-paced and violent dystopian novel, New York is cut off from the rest of the world, shrouded in a deadly "funk" that sometimes bestows powers on residents, while territorial gangs vie for control of city blocks. A small group led by the Kid undertakes a mysterious mission; Gillian is appointed Sheriff and tasked with solving a murderous attack. This one requires some concentration: the names and dialogue fly as fast as the swords.