A short, in fact it qualifies more as a short story than most anything else, quick read. Interestingly enough, the fact that all Cats are gray has nothing to do with the color of the cat, but the fact that they see in gray scale. Still it was a wonderfully fun read and is going to lead me to reading more by the author, who somehow I overlooked growing up. Would talk more about the book itself, but to do so would be to spoil any of the surprises that the author put forward in the book. And that would be a great shame. Read it and find it all out for yourself. I really liked this one. It's short, sweet and to the point. I think what I liked the most about it is the thought of a derelict pleasure craft that none could salvage because of a mystery that caused those who boarded her to vanish or flee unable to communicate what they experienced. A fortune that no one could access. Kind of romantic in a buried, cursed treasure sort of way. Also, one of the characters is a cat. What's not to love? Thank you Project Guttenburg!
What do You think about All Cats Are Gray (2000)?
A quick read on my kindle, and quite a nice story.
—realdl
Short story, downloaded from Project Gutenberg.
—Bry
