What do you think?
Rate this book
Catians #1
Catians: Issue 1
Stray cat Felix leads a happy life skimming milk from his human friend Rose’s convenient store, until the local protection racket turns violent. To save Rose’s life, Felix breaks his vows and shares an ancient secret. Unfortunately, Rose uses her newfound knowledge to mix revenge and forbidden magic, unleashing a monstrous abomination that forces the mysterious Council of Cats to launch a global quest for the Relics of the divine Great Cat.
Kindle Edition
Published November 1, 2024
1 person want to read
Ratings & Reviews
Friends & Following
Create a free account to discover what your friends think of this book!
Community Reviews
Displaying 1 of 1 review
February 9, 2026
Catians #1 delivers a fast-paced and imaginative entry into a myth-rich fantasy world where feline mythology and human consequence collide. What begins as a deceptively simple story about a stray cat protecting his human quickly escalates into a larger narrative involving forbidden magic, ancient relics, and a hidden global order.
Felix is a compelling protagonist both endearing and burdened by responsibility. His decision to break sacred vows in order to save Rose introduces a powerful moral tension that drives the story forward. Rather than portraying magic as a simple solution, the book highlights its cost, particularly through Rose’s descent into revenge and the unintended horrors it unleashes.
The concept of the Council of Cats and the Relics of the divine Great Cat adds depth and intrigue, establishing a mythology that feels expansive despite the novella length format. The story balances action with world building efficiently, making it accessible to new readers while clearly setting the stage for a larger series.
Catians #1 stands out as a creative blend of fantasy, moral consequence, and mythic storytelling. It will appeal to readers who enjoy imaginative lore, strong symbolic themes, and unconventional heroes.
Felix is a compelling protagonist both endearing and burdened by responsibility. His decision to break sacred vows in order to save Rose introduces a powerful moral tension that drives the story forward. Rather than portraying magic as a simple solution, the book highlights its cost, particularly through Rose’s descent into revenge and the unintended horrors it unleashes.
The concept of the Council of Cats and the Relics of the divine Great Cat adds depth and intrigue, establishing a mythology that feels expansive despite the novella length format. The story balances action with world building efficiently, making it accessible to new readers while clearly setting the stage for a larger series.
Catians #1 stands out as a creative blend of fantasy, moral consequence, and mythic storytelling. It will appeal to readers who enjoy imaginative lore, strong symbolic themes, and unconventional heroes.
Displaying 1 of 1 review