This is a different story of an alien bounty hunter here on Earth to capture an elusive alien criminal. The bounty hunter has features like a cat but he wears a mask that disguises his appearance. The criminal looks like an Earth cat with the name of Mr. Tiddles. While watching the suspect, or actually its owner, the criminal cat spots his pursuer and runs. So Skoll has to take off after him. Kitty, the “owner” of the criminal cat, sees her neighbor chase the cat, attempting to apprehend her pet, so she promptly hits him with a spade! Laid out on his back on the ground while the criminal cat sits on the garden table cleaning his paws, Kitty asks him what he thinks he is doing! He tells her the cat is NOT a cat, and she figures she may have hit him fairly hard on the head. He apologizes that he will have to sedate her for the journey to the Felidae system, specifically, the planet Purr, as he arrests her cat.
Kitty wakes up in a giant cat carrier, and her neighbor looks like a giant cat but on two legs. He keeps telling her to take this seriously, but she figures she is dreaming and it will all go away. When he steps into the cage, he shows her that she will be disciplined if she continues her defiant behavior.
This is a crazy, silly story that does have some funny moments. Sometimes it’s a bit too over-the-top and an eye roll is more appropriate. However, I positively do not like discipline, punishment, or spanking themes – which the alien cat bounty hunter resorts to -- feeling that type of retaliatory behavior is completely inappropriate. I am sorry I didn’t notice that this was one of those books when I grabbed it for review. When that nonsense starts, I stopped liking the story line. But I believe there is enough information for you to decide if you want to read it or not.