Ah-Fur, Super Sleuth-The Case of the Missing Moggies

by Debra Clewer

When expert Persian cat detective, Ah-Fur, answers an urgent call on his special orders phone in his Australian office, he knows trouble is afoot.

The Australian Prime Minister, Martin Bigcheese, is on the line. The English Prime Minister, Ivor Bighouse has lost two cats. His ginger cat Winston, and his tabby Ponzie, have disappeared in London. One from his office at 10 Downing Street and one from his country residence.

Put on a special flight to England, Ah-Fur and his cousin, Show-Fur, plan the investigation and go through their list of subjects. Ah-Fur thinks he knows who did this dastardly deed. But is he right?

120 pages, ebook

First published August 5, 2022

About the author

Debra Williams (Debra Clewer, author) resides in far North-West Tasmania, Australia.
Debra has three Middle-Grade time-slip fiction novels independently published (The Harriet Series), along with several children’s stories published in anthologies and short adult stories published online on the UK-based Reedsy site.
In 2022, Debra released her junior fiction book, Ah-Fur, Super Sleuth: The Case of the Missing Moggies.
In 2025, Debra re-released her first Middle-Grade novel, now titled Harriet and Will: The Secret Rings
Debra is a team member of children’s book reviewers for the online Buzz Words Magazine, is an active member of an online critique group and has completed courses through the Australian Writers’ Centre.
She enjoys reading and writing, painting (the artistic type), crafts and sewing. Debra’s relief in becoming too serious is creating custom-made puppets, particularly for other authors. You can follow Debra on Amazon:
https://amazon.com/author/debra.clewe...


2017: Harriet and the Secret Rings (middle-grade novel)
2018: Harriet and the Secret Librarian (middle-grade novel)
2019: Harriet and the Secret Coins (middle-grade novel)
2019: Creative Kid’s Tales 2 anthology (two middle-grade stories included)
2021: Dear Jesus Diaries (anthology, one junior fiction story included)
2021: Longlisted in Just Write for Kids Pitch It! comp (Junior Fiction)
2022: Ah-Fur, Super Sleuth: The Case of the Missing Moggies (Junior Fiction novel)
2023: A Glimmer of Uncommon Fairy Tales(anthology, one YA story)
2023: I Used to be An Animal Lover (Anthology, one middle-grade story)
2023: Shortlisted in Just Write for Kids Pitch It! competition (Junior Fiction)
2023: Christmas Tales 8 (Anthology, Storm Cloud Publishing, one middle-grade story)
2024: Short Tales 10 (Anthology, Storm Cloud Publishing, one middle-grade story)
2024: Open House 8 (Anthology, Storm Cloud Publishing, one adult short story)
2024: Longlisted and shortlisted in the Just Write for Kids Pitch It! competition (Junior Fiction).
2025: Re-release, Harriet and Will: The Secret Rings

Debra’s goal is to engage children’s and adults’ imaginations and encourage them with their writing, reading ability and creativity. Debra can also be found at:

https://www.clewerbooknook.com
https://www.clewerpuppets.com
https://www.facebook.com/DClewerauthor
https://www.facebook.com/clewer.puppets

Reviews

[Debra Clewer · Rating 3 out of 5]

I have to begin this review with the acknowledgment that I don’t usually read or review this type of children’s book. Detective stories are not usually my thing, but I wanted to give this book a try. A few things, like the fact it’s written from an Australian language/dialect viewpoint caused me some reading confusion. There was also a bit too much “telling” over “showing” for my tastes, and occasionally a bit of overexplaining what the reader should be able to figure out on their own through a strong story. Those personal preferences aside, THE CASE OF THE MISSING MOGGIES does manage to provide young readers with a cute who-done-it adventure where Ah-Fur and his cousin Show-Fur travel to a foreign country in the hopes of recovering some important kidnapped kitties. Author, Debra Clewer, has written a nice story that would make a cute addition to many libraries! (Review by Donna L.Martin-Story Catcher Publishing.)