The Cats That Surfed the Web

Dead of winter. A Victorian mansion. Forty-four million dollars. And a young career woman with Siamese cats. When Katherine "Katz" Kendall, a computer professional in New York City, discovers she's the sole heir of a huge inheritance, she can't believe her good luck. She's okay with the clauses of the will: Move from Manhattan to the small town of Erie, Indiana, live in her great aunt's pink Victorian mansion, and take care of an Abyssinian cat. With her three cats and best friend Colleen riding shotgun, Katz leaves NYC to stumble upon a mysterious death in the mansion's basement. Ghostly intrusions convince Colleen, a "ghost hunter," that the mansion is haunted. There are people in the town who are furious that they didn't get the money. But who would be greedy enough to get rid of the rightful heir to take the money and run? Four extraordinary felines help Katz solve the crimes by mysteriously "searching" the Internet for clues. This debut book will keep you on the edge of your seat. Book One of "The Cats that . . . Cozy Mystery" series.

Karen Anne Golden currently lives the dream of restoring a Queen Anne Victorian home. The house was her obsession when she left the workplace in Manhattan and moved to a small town in Indiana. With the house now finished, she has time to do what she’s always been passionate about: writing. The Cats That Surfed the Web is her first novel of The Cats That . . . series. Karen Anne received a bachelor degree in History/Education from Columbus College, Columbus, Georgia and an advanced degree in Anthropology from Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana. While living in NYC, she worked in the computer industry. The author has rescued many cats in the town she lives in. She’s an avid cat and pet lover. She shares her home with her husband, several Siamese, Ginger and Tabby cats, and a tortoise shell cat named Ruby. Many of the cat capers in the book are based on her own cats’ antics.