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Friday, 17 April 2026

Book Reviews with Amber ~ The Cat Book Connoisseur at The Mewton-Clawson Library ~ #358 featuring **The Cat Who Caught a Killer** by L T Shearer **PLUS** Friendly Fill-Ins

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This review of The Cat Who Caught a Killer by L T Shearer is part of Book Reviews with Amber, the Cat Book Connoisseur at the Mewton-Clawson Library. Scroll to read.

The world’s leading feline literary critic

From the shelves of the Mewton-Clawson Librarya curated review destination for cat-centric fiction at BionicBasil.com
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This Week’s Intro ~ 98% Calm, 1% Smug Efficiency, 1% Over‑Helpful Automation

Hello, my gorgeous library guests,

and

Welcome back to the Mewton‑Clawson Library at BBHQ.

I am delighted to report that the library has entered its smugly efficient era. Everything hums with serene precision, the shelves gleam, the mice glide (yes, they've now got roller skates), and the fax machine prints compliments as well as lists.

The Calmness Tracker 3000 pens glow in synchronised colours, occasionally correcting Melvyn’s spelling with polite enthusiasm. The fax machine has taken to printing motivational quotes like “Mew’re doing amazing, sweetie!” and “Remember to hydrate (preferably with catnip tea).”

📠 The Fax Machine’s Newfound Confidence

No longer chaotic, it now schedules its own maintenance, sends reminders to dust the encyclopaedias, and has started producing weekly performance reports, complete with pie charts and paw‑print emojis.

Melvyn suspects it’s forming a union.

A long printed scroll titled “Today’s Reminders” sits on a wooden desk beside a telephone and two glowing pens, one blue and one yellow. The whimsical list includes encouraging notes and playful, cat‑themed tasks. A small mouse figurine and scattered stationery add to the cosy, magical workspace atmosphere. “copyright www.bionicbasil.com” appears at the bottom.

Meanwhile, the pens have become most pleased with themselves. They glow smugly when praised and occasionally write “Mew’re welcome” at the bottom of completed lists. The orange pen (mine, apparently) has begun drafting inspirational affirmations such as “Mew are the calm in the chaos, Amber.” I’m not sure whether to be flattered or alarmed.

📚 A Morning of Smug Serenity

Me: “Melvyn, sweetie, how’s our technological trio today?”

Melvyn: “Efficient. The fax machine printed a pie chart of our productivity.”

Me: “A pie chart? Did it have frosting?”

Melvyn: “No frosting, but the chart itself; ninety‑six percent calm, four percent biscuit breaks.”

Me: “Accurate. I like it!”

Melvyn: “The pens added annotations.”

Me: “What kind?”

Melvyn: “‘Excellent biscuit management.’”

Me: “They’re getting cheeky.”

Melvyn: “Also, the fax machine printed a new reading list, Paranormal Cozies, Volume Two.”

Me: “It’s definitely reading my mind.”

Melvyn: “And it printed a recipe for catnip éclairs.”

Me: “Of course it did.”

Melvyn: "Lumi is in the staff break room cooking up a storm, along with Chedds."

Me: "How lovely. I thought I could smell baked goods."

Melvyn: "Yes, and catnip cocoa, with mini catnip-infused marshmallows."

Me: "Sounds delightfully decadent."

Melvyn: "Apparently, according to Ardvaar, we've got about twenty minutes. So what's next on the agenda?"

Me: “Er... Meditation.”

Melvyn: “Nap or meditation?"

Me: “Yes. Want to join me?”

Melvyn: "Do mew need to ask?!!!"

📚 General Library Status Update

Happy speedy mice Happy fun vibes Happy fax machine (now in its managerial era) Happy pens (glowing smugly) Happy thesaurus (writing haikus about efficiency)

In short:

The library is calm. Deliciously calm. Calm with a faint whiff of toner that's been perfumed with frangipani, triumph, and self‑satisfaction.

And honestly? I’m amused.

So, my meowvellous library guests, if mew spot neatly printed charts fluttering through the stacks or pens glowing in smug synchrony, don’t worry, it’s simply the library basking in its own brilliance.

Probably.

Now, let’s see what this week’s top book pick is!

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The P.A. is also joining in Friday Fill-ins Blog Hop with the pawesome 15 & Meowing and Four-Legged Furballs.
**Alt Text:**   A cartoon illustration titled *Friendly Fill‑Ins* shows two cats sitting on a grassy field dotted with flowers. The cat on the left is orange with a red collar and a winking expression, while the cat on the right is black with green eyes and a blue collar. A butterfly flies above them, and rolling green hills and a blue sky form the background. Text at the top reads “Friendly Fill‑Ins — Hosted by Four‑Legged Furballs & 15andmeowing.”

1. If I had to choose a fictional world to live in it would be _______________________.
2. _________________________ is a book or movie that changed my life.
3. As a kid, I gave _________ the name _________.
4. If I had a parrot, I would teach it to say _________.

The P.A.'s answers are...

1. If I had to choose a fictional world to live in it would be _______________________. You really have to ask? LOL I'd be moving straight into the bunker with all the B Team and having the best life ever, and loving every moment of it - the chaos, the questionable decision making, and let's not forget the Biosphere on level 8! Yes, I would be there with a pink flamingo floaty borrowed from Melvyn, and a rather fizzy cocktail which definitely has an umbrella in it!

2. _________________________ is a book or movie that changed my life. One I wrote myself last year, it nearly broke me to write it; I never cried so much in my life, and I am NOT a crier at all, ever. One day, hopefully, I'll get it published. It is totally heartbreaking, but it does end on a happy note, so no lingering trauma vibes.

3. As a kid, I gave my rag doll the name Pinkie. I never really liked dolls, but Pinkie was different, with fuchsia-pink hair made of wool - in fact, I did at some point give her electric blue highlights with some wool I found in a cupboard. I still have her 50 years later.

4. If I had a parrot, I would teach it to say _________. I do have a parrot, not a real one; his name is Pilchard, and he starred in the pirate adventure. Now, if he were real and could talk, I would teach him to say; epically epic, mother fluffer, and what the fluff! LOL

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Let's see what I've got to show mew this time!

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Amber, a ginger and white cat sits behind a desk in an elegant library filled with bookshelves, warm lighting, and plants. In front of Amber is a red book titled The Cat Who Caught A Killer. A yellow lamp, stacked books, and a small mouse figurine sit on the desk. Above, a banner announces “This Week’s Top Book Pick! with Amber, the world’s leading feline literary critic & Cat Book Connoisseur.” At the bottom, a brown sign reads “SHHHHH!!!”.
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The Cat Who Caught a Killer


Conrad the Cat Detective, Book 1

by

 L T Shearer

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This isn't The Cat Who ... I've been reviewing lately, this is a new Cat Who, and it's been on my radar for about 2 to 3 years, but mew know how it is, everything in good time, so many books, so little time!

But better late than never! MOL 

🐾 This Week’s Paw‑Approved Pick: The Cat Who Caught a Killer

Dahlings, sharpen your claws and fluff your tails, because this week’s cozy crime is an absolute treat. Imagine a clean murder mystery, a grieving ex‑detective, a canal boat, and a cat who strolls into the story like he owns the place, because of course he does.

This is a warm, comforting, slightly quirky mystery that feels like curling up in a sunbeam on a Sunday afternoon with no fluffs to give, only to enjoy the story! MOL

What’s the Vibe?

Think Agatha Christie vibes… but with whiskers.

A gentle, character‑driven cozy crime with a magical realism twist: Conrad isn’t just a cat, he’s a detective. And he’s very good at his job.

It’s purrfect for readers who want mystery without gore, tension without terror, and a cat who absolutely steals the show.

🐾 What’s the Story?

Lulu Lewis, a former police detective, is trying to rebuild her life after losing her husband. She’s retired to a canal boat (The Lark ~ adorable), visiting her mother‑in‑law in a nearby care home and trying to find her place in life again.

Then her mother‑in‑law dies suddenly. Too suddenly. Lulu’s instincts start twitching… and that’s when Conrad arrives.

Conrad is a cat.

A very unusual cat.

A cat with opinions, presence, and a knack for sniffing out trouble.

Together, Lulu and Conrad begin to unravel what really happened, and discover that the quiet community around the care home is hiding more than a few secrets.

⚔️ What I Loved

😸 Conrad the Cat:  Oh, dahlings. Conrad is just purrfection on the page. He’s calm, clever, observant, and utterly unbothered by human nonsense. He talks and converses with eloquence. With the confidence of a cat who knows he’s the smartest being in the room.

👵 Lulu:  A meautifully drawn midlife heroine. Grieving, grounded, and quietly determined. Her relationship with Conrad is funny and heart‑warming.

🛶 The Canal Boat Setting: The Lark is cosy and atmospheric, giving the whole book a unique charm. It’s like a floating cottagecore mystery.

🕵️ The Mystery:  Not too dark, not too fluffy, just right. The Goldilocks Zone. A suspicious death, a web of secrets, and a slow‑burn investigation that feels satisfying rather than stressful.

👵🏽 The Care Home Community:  A mix of warmth, humour, and hidden tensions. The book handles older characters with respect and affection, not as props.

Tone & Style

Gentle cozy crime

Steady, pleasant pacing

A touch of magical realism

Purrfect for fans of feline sleuths, soft mysteries, and character‑driven storytelling

This is the kind of book mew read with a blanket, a cuppa, and a cat who pretends not to care but absolutely does.

📖 Final Thoughts

This is a furbulous cozy mystery with a standout feline lead. It’s pawesome for readers who want a mystery that soothes rather than shocks, with a heroine mew can root for and a cat mew’ll want to adopt immediately.

A delightful start to a series I suspect will only get better, and yes, Conrad absolutely deserves a treat for his detective work.

If mew hadn't already guessed, I already have the entire series, four books so far, just in case mew were wondering! MOL

And the audio version is highly entertaining too. I have both formats.

🪄 Summed Up in One Sentence

🐾 A gentle, heart‑warming cozy crime where a grieving detective and a remarkable cat team up to uncover the truth. 🐾

A Top Paw Read!

Paperback:  330 pages
Audio:  10 hours 1 min
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My Rating Scale

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Ratings of:

The Cat Who Caught a Killer


Overall Enjoyment

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Other Fun Blog Hops to Join in Today

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I really hope mew enjoy the book if mew choose to read it.

It's time for me to say BFN or bye-for-now as mew know the drill, so many books, so little time, and I'll be back next week with another specially paw-picked book just for mew, and don't forget that all my previous reviews can be found on my Book Review page.

Until next time...

Keep calm and read more books

Amber 

The Cat Book Connoisseur

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Monday, 13 April 2026

**BRAND NEW** 🐾 Basil’s Bunker Tour 🐾 ~ Level One Spotlight ~ **NEXT STOP** THE CONTROL ROOM ~ WHERE THE MAGIC HAPPENS

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Welcome Back to BBHQ, mew marvellous fluffers

Oh, excellent timing, how did mew know??? MOL

I’ve just finished telling Fudge that no, he cannot store “mysterious glowing eggs” in the fridge, and yes, I am serious this time.

And if mew’re wondering why the lights flickered just now…

That was definitely unrelated. Most likely!

Anyhoo, welcome back to the bunker, sixteen levels of brilliance, bedlam, and baffling decisions made by cats who should absolutely know better by now.

Last time, on Level One, I showed mew my office, the tapestry, and a few artefacts I definitely didn’t “liberate” from other dimensions. Today, we’re heading deeper into BBHQ, and trust me, things only get more… interactive from here.

Because this, supurr fluffy felines, is where the real magic happens.

The heart of the bunker.

The nerve centre.

The place where missions are planned, disasters are monitored and dealt with, and where Smooch is banned from touching anything labelled “DO NOT TOUCH”.

Yes.

We’re going to The Control Room.

Before we begin, a few ground rules:

✨ Don’t press any buttons
✨ Don’t unplug anything
✨ Don’t lick the holographic displays (looking at mew, Fudge)
✨ And if Vera starts talking to mew directly… just nod politely and back away slowly.

Right then, follow me, and stay close.

And whatever mew do, if an alarm starts blaring, pretend mew didn’t hear it, and definitely do not use the elevator and go to any of the lower levels.

Let’s begin the tour.

A futuristic command centre filled with cats operating high‑tech consoles. Multiple cats sit on chairs, desks, and a raised central platform surrounded by curved holographic screens displaying maps, data, and glowing blue interfaces. The central cat appears to lead the team, positioned beneath a floating holographic globe. Cool blue lighting and advanced technology panels give the room a sci‑fi atmosphere. “copyright www.bionicbasil.com” appears at the bottom.

🖥️ The Vibe

Unlike my office, all oak, gravitas, and dignified silence, the Control Room is pure high‑tech chaos. Think:

NASA

MI6

A gaming PC on steroids

And a sprinkle of “why is that on fire?”

The room hums with energy. Screens flicker with maps, schematics, mission logs, and occasionally a reminder from Vera that somepawdy hasn’t completed their mandatory cybersecurity training (usually it’s Fudge or Smooch).

The central holo‑table projects a glowing 3D map of the world, the bunker, or, on one memorable occasion, a giant rotating blue whale because Melvyn sat on the wrong panel.

🎧 Snowie on Comms

Now, if mew look over there, yes, the pristine white fluff with the red collar, that’s Snowie, our Comms Queen.

Snowie, a white cat wearing a red collar with a small bell sits on a futuristic control desk surrounded by large transparent digital screens. The glowing blue displays show maps, diagrams, and data interfaces, creating the look of a high‑tech command centre. The cat appears to be monitoring the information, adding a playful contrast to the sleek, modern environment. “copyright www.bionicbasil.com” appears in the lower corner.

**She's a Cloud Oppurrative like Posie and Humphrey; they can return to BBHQ anytime from the Rainbow Bridge, and use their E.M.D.'s, aka Earth Me Devices, to become fully corporeal - it's like they never left! MOL**

She runs:

Incoming transmissions

Outgoing mission updates

Emergency alerts

Answers the phone (Yes, we still have landlines at BBHQ)

And is known to say on occasion, “B Team, stop messing about and answer your comms!"

Snowie is calm, precise, and unflappable.

She once handled three simultaneous crises, a rogue portal, sentient glitter and a Fudge‑related meltdown without spilling her tea.

If mew hear her say, “Basil, we have a situation.”

Brace yourselves.

🤖 Vera Version 5.0 ~ The AI With Attitude

Ah yes. Vera. The bunker’s epic AI.

Sassy. All‑seeing. Occasionally helpful.

And on very rare occasions, as documented in Claws of Terror, BK 6, she has transformed into a giant white dragon made of fire and diamonds. If mew want to see her full transformation, here's the link to the exact chapter where it happened.

Yes, really.

No, I don’t know how, exactly. I just gave her purrmission by invoking a certain protocol.

Yes, it was majestic.

No, we don’t talk about the scorch marks.

In her usual form, she is just an omniscient voice, or she appears as a holographic interface above the main console, offering advice, warnings, and the occasional insult. She monitors every system in the bunker, from the ambient lighting and heating to snack inventory.

If she says “Don’t touch that!”

Don’t touch that.

She has been known to 'walk' around BBHQ in her holographic form, and believe me when I tell mew, she can scare the fluffing fluff out of mew, as mew can't hear her paw-steps and she just appears - yep, it keeps mew on your paws for sure! MOL

🛠️ The Workstations

Around the circular room, each B Team member has their own station:

Parsley: Stealth ops and surveillance

Smooch: Science, diagnostics, and “accidental” explosions

Amber: Data archives and mission logs

Fudge: Snack logistics (we don’t let him near the tactical systems)

Pandora: Magical interference and anomalies

Melvyn: Tech support, holo‑mapping, and chair‑spinning

Humphrey: Tech master and drones

Posie: Runner, she bips between workstations

Every console is customised, colour‑coded in the same blue, and slightly sticky from cat treats and catnip tea.

⚠️ The Big Red Button

No, mew can’t press it.

No, I won’t tell mew what it does.

Yes, Smooch tried once.

No, we’re not discussing the fallout.

📡 The Mission Feed

This is where we track

Unknown threats

Magical anomalies

Interdimensional breaches

Rogue artefacts

Necromancers with bad vibes

Weather patterns

And Fudge’s Fleabay deliveries (for safety reasons)

If something weird happens anywhere in the world, or in the bunker, the Control Room knows first.

Usually.

Unless the system is “temporarily compromised” by a certain ninja cat trying to stream movies during a mission, mentioning no names, Smooch.

🚪 The Secret Door (That Definitely Isn’t on the Blueprint)

Now, before mew get too comfy admiring the holo‑table, let me show mew something special.
See that panel on the far wall? The one that looks like an ordinary access hatch?

It’s not.

That, my paweseome furiends, is the secret door leading to our Boardroom, a room so classified that even Vera pretends it doesn’t exist. (Which is rich, considering she monitors every nanometre of this bunker.)

The door only opens for authorised paws, and yes, it does scan whisker patterns. Don’t ask. We built it during an upgraded “security phase”.

Anyhoo, step through and let me show mew…

🛸 The Boardroom ~ Control Room’s Sleek Twin

Welcome to the Boardroom:

Same glowing blue aesthetic.
Same high‑tech vibe.
Same “don’t touch anything unless mew want to trigger a dimensional rift” energy.

But instead of workstations, we have one enormous, polished table, big enough for mission briefings, tactical planning, and the occasional emergency snack summit.

And if this room feels familiar, that’s because mew may remember it from Claws of Terror, BK 6, when Humphrey turned it into a full‑scale tech lab.

Picture this:

Humphrey had taken over the entire table; wires everywhere, iPaw tablets stacked like pancakes, a laptop humming ominously, and enough equipment to make a telephone cabinet weep.

He called out,

“Basil, I’m going to see if I can read the data crystal!”

And what did I do?

I told Amber and Snowie to stay in the Control Room and watch the monitors, because somepawdy had to keep an eye on the chaos while the rest of us headed in here.

Humphrey slid the crystal cube into the slot and - WHOOSH - a beam of bright white light shot straight up to the ceiling.

Parsley and Smooch leaned in like they were watching the season finale of Real Housecats of Mewton-Clawson.

Melvyn perched on Smoke’s shoulder, eyes wide, while Bomber edged closer, ready to bolt if the cube exploded.

Humphrey, cool as ever, just murmured,

“Fantastic!”

and started tapping away on the biggest iPaw tablet he owned.

That’s the Boardroom for mew:

A place where brilliance, danger, and utter madness coexist in purrfect harmony.

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And there mew have it, the Control Room and its secret sibling, the Boardroom. Mew’ve survived the blinking lights, the holo‑table, Snowie’s laser‑focused comms stare, Vera’s judgemental humming, and Humphrey’s enthusiastic wiring extravaganza.

Not bad for a Monday.

Mew’ve now seen where missions are launched, disasters are monitored, and where Smooch is absolutely forbidden to press anything without my express snoopervision. Mew’ve witnessed the secret door, the boardroom brilliance, and the exact spot where a data crystal once tried to blind us all with a beam of pure white light. Good times (not!).

But trust me…

We’re only just getting started.

Next time, we’re staying on Level One and going to a place most visitors walk past without a second glance. A place disguised as a humble broom cupboard, mop, bucket, suspicious smell, the works.(And don't mention the mop or bucket, they have opinions, and have formed a committee!)

Except it’s not a broom cupboard. Not even close.

It’s Pandora’s Magical Apothecary.

A swirling, shimmering pocket‑dimension of potions, charms, enchanted ingredients, and at least eight jars labelled “DO NOT OPEN (SERIOUSLY)”. It’s where Pandora brews her magick, stores her artefacts, and occasionally mutters things that make the lights flicker. Oh, and let's not forget the crystal henge.

So rest up, hydrate, and maybe bring protective eyewear and an anorak incase mew end up getting teleported through the henge.

Because next time, we’re stepping into a room that’s bigger on the inside, smells faintly of stardust, parchment and cinnamon, and has a habit of rearranging itself when no one’s looking.

Until then…

Stay alert. Stay fluffy. And if mew hear bubbling noises coming from the broom cupboard…
No, mew didn’t! MOL

And in the meantime, don't forget to...

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Wing Commander Basil 


Black Paw Print Sign off.





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