Stray Cat Strut: A Young Lady's Journey to Becoming a Pop-Up Samurai

Stray Cat Strut, Book 1

By: RavensDagger

Narrated by: Hollie Jackson, Pavi Proczko

In the year 2057, the world has become a corporate-run utopia for the super-rich, and a hellhole for all the rest.

Catherine "Cat" Leblanc is an orphan that is about as far from super-rich as one can be. When the Incursion alarms start blaring and the sky starts raining hungry xenos, it's just another blemish on an already piss-poor afternoon.

Stray Cat Strut is a cyberpunk magical-girl alien-invasion LitRPG that's exactly as wild as it sounds.

©2021 RavensDagger (P)2021 Podium Audio

Loved the way the story was narrated!

Did not think I would enjoy the story as much as I did. Really fun story! The way the the narrative was done was awesome! Really enjoyed it, could not stop listening, Thank you Hollie Jackson a and Pavi Proczko for putting so much into it and making it so enjoyable!

Snarky, quirky and suprisingly fresh take on the genre

I enjoyed the writing and the narration! The characters are humorous and the book flows well, the tight spots keep you on your toes but it has enough (short) rests between the action to let you breathe. Will get the next one too!

Non-stop fun!

Give yourself some free-time for this one! You won't want to stop listening. Worth the listen.

so much fun!

I had so much fun with this book. The imagery is wonderfully written. The humor makes me laugh out loud. and as a bonus it doesn't have the teen angst that so many books featuring teenagers/young adults has. I look forward to more!

The voice actors did a great job of bringing the book to life!

Well...

I love the setting, the story, and the writing. However, I found it very hard to suspend my disbelief when the protagonist who is missing an arm and an eye is told she can get prosthetics if she wants them...and it is four hours of listening before she even asks detailing about possibly taking advantage of that opportunity. and another two hours before she does so.

The entire time, she's is fumbling around with one arm and almost dying because of the handicap (and her crap aim with no depth perception). I find it ridiculous that she wouldn't immediately inquire about that, just for survival's sake, if not the very obvious "holy crap, I can have two arms again!" reason.

THEN, she basically ignores the new hyper-advaced robotic prothetics and acts like they're normal and not with thinking about, and acting as if it were no big deal. That SHOULD have been a massive plot point.

Other than that one glaring issue, and the fact that I don't care to hear about the sexuality of minors (the main character and her also-minor girlfriend), I really enjoyed this and will be buying the next one.