And Then I Read: THE REVENGE OF RANDAL REESE-RAT

© Tor Seidler, illustration © Brett Helquist.

If you can suspend your disbelief long enough to accept a society of New York City rats that act more like people than animals, and live in the underground pipes and the docks of the city, you might find this book entertaining. It's a sequel to "A Rat's Tale," which I reviewed previously. The title character was the love interest of the first book's heroine, Isabel until she was swept off her feet by Montague, a classic artistic loner who won...