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Overview: Diane Duane was born in New York City — a descendant of New York’s first mayor — and worked there as a psychiatric nurse before leaving the profession for the only one she loved better, the business of writing. Since the publication of her first novel in 1981, she’s written fifty more, not to mention numerous short stories, comics, computer games and screenplays for TV and film, and has picked up the occasional award here and there.
Genre: Fiction > Sci-Fi/Fantasy > Time Travel > Cats > Urban
The Book of Night with Moon (Feline Wizards #1):
Rhiow seems a typical New York City cat: pampered by her Upper East Side owners, permitted in good weather to lounge on the apartment balcony, never allowed to run free. Or so the humans think. Rhiow is much more than she appears. With her teammates Saash and Urruah, she works with human wizards, protecting the world from dark forces and helping to maintain the network of magical transport gates that connect all parts of the world. The Book of Night with Moon is the gateway to an amazing, secret animal world. In it we learn much about cats: they have a complex language, society, and history; they can call on skills unknown to their owners; they live lives of challenge and danger that culminate, if they are lucky, in a "tenth life" that equates to the human heaven. That tenth life is the fate of one of Rhiow’s team as they, plus the foundling Arhu, find themselves caught up in a danger that threatens not only the cats of the world, but humans as well.
To Visit the Queen (Feline Wizards #2):
"A purr at the right time can do wonders," says Rhiow, the furry, black heroine of To Visit the Queen. Diane Duane’s mettlesome cats can work wonders with more than their purring: they’re wizards, capable of casting spells, walking on air, traveling through space and time, and speaking to humans–if they choose to. In this sequel to the bestselling The Book of Night with Moon, Rhiow and her team are called in to troubleshoot a malfunctioning magical portal in the London underground. Gradually, they unravel a conspiracy that threatens to twist their reality into a nightmarish alternate history–one in which Victorian England gets a boost from future science and uses nuclear technology to terrorize the world. This perfidious design rests upon the assassination of Queen Victoria, and it’s up to Rhiow, Arhu, Urruah, and the London cats to save the queen.
The Big Meow (Feline Wizards #3):
Life’s already much too busy for Rhiow and the other cats of the New York City world gating maintenance teams. The old, cramped Penn Station is being torn apart and relocated into its big new building, which means that the Penn worldgates have had to be moved too. Everyone’s nerves are in shreds, and no one’s had enough sleep for a human, let alone a Person. So when Rhiow goes staggering home to her litterbox the morning after the job’s done and finds it already occupied by another cat — who then vanishes — at first she thinks she’s hallucinating.
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