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If Moonrise was slow, this book felt slower. The journeys didn't feel as adventurous as in Midnight, and there was much repetitiveness and circularity to the plot points & discussions between the cats. So much of the plot derives from cats deciding that they'll tell CRITICAL information later. This is information that we, as an audience already know or the clues have been placed, so this feels like the authors way of stringing us along to the end of the book. The supposed really important info is revealed to the other cats and it's just underwhelming for the audience.

I probably would have DNF'd if I wasn't planning on reading the rest of the series.