When I saw that the site “Everyday is an Adventure” by Lindsay Horne would be part of my virtual book tour stop for The Chronicles of Zee & Zoey,  I thought to myself, how much more perfect could that be!!? After All, the story of The Chronicles in a nutshell, is that for a cat, everyday is an adventure!

This was such a wonderful review and had me grinning from ear to ear after I read it. I love that Lindsay who is already a cat lover, felt compelled and inspired after reading the book to find more ways to cherish and appreciate her cats even more! I couldn’t possibly think of a nicer compliment! Please click here to read the full review.

Taking part of the Pump Up Your Books Promotion tour has been such a wonderful experience. I wrote The Chronicles of Zee & Zoey with the hopes that readers would really enjoy the warmth and honesty I brought to the pages about loving and living with cats. This review at “Cafe of Dreams” perfectly expresses what I wanted my readers to take from the story. Please click here to read full review.

“Literarily Speaking” reviews The Chronicles of Zee & Zoey as part of the Pump Up Your Books Promotion tour. This review enjoys the book for the full range of the story – from the gorgeous photos to the style of writing that combines everyday life situations with raising cats. Please click here to read full review.

In this tour stop at “The Road to Here,” The Chronicles of Zee & Zoey is reviewed with a spin on the books compassionate take on raising animals. Please click here to read full review.

Zoey at 12 weeks old

Back in 2008 when I got Zoey as a kitten, I did not research the meaning of her name – it just popped into my head one day prior to getting her as being the perfect sounding name in a household where the letter “Z” took noticeable priority.

It turns out that her name means “life” and the definition could not be more suited to her. Zoey came to us after the loss of a dear cat of mine that I had for over 18 years – Kit. Prior to Kit’s passing, we had one dog in the house, Bandit, and three cats – Jazz (senior), Harley (middle aged), and Zee.  At this point, Zee was two years old and still quite young at heart. Bandit, Jazz, and Harley wanted no part of Zee’s increasing need for playtime and attention and he started to become quite aggressive looking for ways to release his pent up energy. Read more