Jennifer Long, the “Bonnie” of stalkers.
Adele Embrey, the “Androgyne” of proofing.
The members and admins of 20BooksTo50K.
Extra special thanks to authors Michael Anderle, Craig Martelle, Jonathan Brazee, Justin Sloan, Martha Carr, Charley R. Case, Amy Duboff, Sarah Noffke, Dominque Mondesir, and JN Chaney.
This book is dedicated to the memory of Mandy Reed. She passed away five days before this book’s release.
A devoted mother, an exceptional wit and a loyal and voracious ARC reader.
A “star cat” in every sense and one of my first champions.
I will miss you.
Up next: Star Cat 2… (sign up to the mailing list to be kept up-to-date!)
Beyond the stars.
Beyond your wildest imagination.
Discover how it all began…
Young Jamie Anderson’s world is turned upside down by tragedy.
But a new character is about to enter his life and change it forever.
A little cat named Jelly.
USARIC (formerly NASA) is preparing a mission that will change history.
And perhaps even the future.
There’s a contest coming … to find the first cat in space.
Something fantastic is coming…
Star Cat: Origins is the prequel to the groundbreaking sci-fi series.
It all started here…
Other great titles available by the author and Chrome Valley Books:
1: Star Cat: Infinity Claws (Book 1)
2: Star Cat: Pink Symphony (Book 2) (Coming June 8th, 2018)
2: Vicky & Lizzie’s First Period
In Their Shoes: Book 1 – The Teacher
In Their Shoes: Book 2 – The Actor
In Their Shoes: Book 3 – The Model
In Their Shoes: Book 4 – The Artist
In Their Shoes: Book 5 – The Nurse
In Their Shoes: Book 6 – The Dealer
In Their Shoes: The First Trilogy (Books I, II & III)
In Their Shoes: The Second Trilogy (Books IV, V & VI)
Pure Dark Trilogy: Volumes 1 – 3
Copyright
‘Star Cat: Infinity Claws (Book One)’
Copyright © 2018 Chrome Valley Books
Written by Andrew Mackay
Edited by Ashley Rose Miller
Cover design by Kveather
No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means including information storage and retrieval systems, without permission in writing from the author. The only exception is by a reviewer, who may quote short excerpts in a review.
This book is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places and incidents either are products of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead (or somewhere in between), events, or locales is entirely coincidental.