Steph's friends have very varied backgrounds which all aid her problems, along with many hilarious teenage suggestions. But when her mum develops a burst appendix, Steph is thrown and relies on her Catnet friends to help, and inadvertently attracts the AIs attention. Steph is somewhat dubious of this, never having seen much in the way of evidence. Her mum is neurotically scared that her ex-husband is still chasing her and likely to kidnap and perhaps harm Steph.
She's never lived in the same place for more than a few months, a term or two at most of school. And teenage girls naturally gravitate together, especially those on the fringes of 'real' groups, for many diverse reasons. Private chat rooms developed - Clowders from the group noun for cats. This is all counterbalanced by a delightful interaction between friends who care for each other.Īdmittedly one of them is an AI and it only started by wanting to look at more cat pictures on the internet.
As all science fiction should it casts a slantwise look through modern society, it will probably offend a certain sub-set of readers, but again this is intended and part of the genre.
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