For at least the first half of this book, I liked it more than The Cat Who Saved Books. The main character, Nanami, is fierce and compassionate, and Tiger the cat seemed to be less of a jerk than in the first one. I’m not sure if this is legitimately the case or due to how the narrator was voicing it in the audiobook. Rintaro, the protagonist from book one, also makes an appearance. Tiger enlists—or rather, reluctantly accepts—Nanami’s aid when a man in a […]