Alien Cats: No Place Like Home

by Sallie Cochren

Far away on the distant planet of Katonia, Sunset rules with the help of the other Persians and Siamese cats, doing his best to maintain peace on the planet. However, as the evil DurPlunk watches and waits for his chance to attack and take over as the ruler of Katonia, everyone may be in danger, even their beloved humans. With help from his Sphynx tribe and his soldier, Rantossen, DurPlunk prepares to battle the Royals. Two Maine Coons, Bootsie and Soxy, make the decision to stand with the Royals and do whatever they can to stop DurPlunk’s evil plans from succeeding. With a war approaching and the whole future of their beloved planet at stake, Sunset and the good tribes of Katonia must call upon their other allies also. Aligned with the fox and ferret tribes, they will have to work together to keep all of Katonia safe. Join Bootsie and Soxy and all of the good-hearted cats of Katonia as they undertake adventures beyond their wildest dreams!

290 pages, ebook

Published July 23, 2017

About the author

Sallie Cochren has always loved a good story and enjoys a variety of genres. She started writing short stories and skits as a child, thinking it was a great way to spend her free time. She always wanted to write a book, but her teaching career kept her so busy that there was rarely time to write. When she retired, she finally had time to focus on her writing and fulfill her lifelong dream of writing a novel. Since then, she has published many stories and novels in a variety of genres that include fantasy, science fiction, dystopian fiction, paranormal, animal fiction and others. When she isn’t writing, she enjoys watching movies, reading, going for walks in nature and listening to music. She is also an animal lover and has shared her life with both cats and dogs. Her Alien Cats series and Let the Purring Begin were inspired by pets that she had at various stages of her life.

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Reviews

[Elsie Marie Cochren · Rating 5 out of 5]

I really enjoyed reading this book. The characters were funny and interesting. The plot kept my reading to the end and I am anxious to see happens to the characters in the next book. I also liked the author's way of describing the alien planet. The funny parts with the dimwits and the thinking mittens had me laughing out loud.

[Shelby · Rating 3 out of 5]

Meh

I'm not sure if this was meant to be a YA novel or not. We do have a civil war. And the different breeds of cats fighting each other could be considered racist. Granted, this kind of book could be considered YA, but then I read Watership Downs when I was 11.