Sacred Cat Island by Harmon Cooper

A cozy fantasy about two boys who become cats.

Sacred cat island

Discover an island of untold mysteries and magical secrets to explore!

Dragged along to Sacred Cat Island by their father, Rowan and Toro expect to hate the remote destination. Helping their dad open a general store seems like a dull way to spend the summer.

Until the island starts to reveal its magical secrets...

Strange occurrences. The ghostly figure of a young girl. An old hoarder with a dark secret. Hundreds of cats lingering near a creepy cave. It’s all connected in an epic mystery the boys are eager to solve before traveling back to the mainland.

Can Rowan and Toro unearth the hidden truths of Sacred Cat Island? Or will its secrets remain a purrrrrr-fect mystery?

Genre: FICTION / Coming of Age

Secondary Genre: FICTION / Fantasy / Action & Adventure

Language: English

Keywords: cozy fantasy, LitRPG, fantasy, slice-of-life, magical transformation, magical realism

Word Count: 188000

Sales info:

Winner of the 2021 Independent audiobook in the LitRPG category. 2000 ebook copies sold, nearly 500,000 pages read. I am hoping to introduce this standalone novel to a worldwide audience because of its mass appeal.


Sample text:

The train settled, the gears below locking into place as a hissing sound filled the cabin. It was the last stop.

Ganix smiled at his two sons. “We’re here.”

 

Main Quest: Adjust to island living

 

Rowan Toragan didn’t like the look of the quest that flashed before him, nor did he like the way his dad grinned at Rowan and his little brother.

“We don’t want to go,” said Rowan, even though this hadn’t worked earlier. 

“We want to stay,” Toro told their father.

“Boys, I’ve already been over this…”

Their departure really had come as quite a shock. One minute they were waking up to start yet another summer day, the next their father was telling them to pack, that they were leaving.

Ganix grabbed a leather suitcase with faded stickers plastered across it. He set the suitcase on the floor of the train. “Get your luggage, you too, Toro. We don’t have very far to go.”

 


Book translation status:

The book is available for translation into any language except those listed below:

LanguageStatus
Portuguese
Translation in progress. Translated by Isabel Lopes

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