But there’s a sign that says “Emergency”. Surely that implies some form of excitement.
I assumed that Luna and the Heroes had something to do with the Moon. But upon scrolling down, I discovered “Luna” is merely the author’s name and thus I was letdown further.
Looking at the Amazon page (I’ve gotta stop polluting my browsing history with these), it turns out Luna is actually a cat who runs around with four boys solving crimes.
So while the true author doesn’t appear to have made herself the hero of her book, I strongly suspect that Luna is the name of her actual cat.
I realize now from Nathan’s comments on another book that one “Steven Challis” is credited as Luna’s editor, so I was wrong in my sexist assumption that the author was female. However, I do feel vindicated to learn that Luna is indeed the author’s cat.
![cover[2]](https://lousybookcovers.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/cover2-2.jpg)
Missing heroes. So I fixed that for ya:
new cover
Glad I wasn’t drinking anything when I saw your fix, because it would have been spewed all over my screen. You won the internet tonight.
Perfect.
*applause*
But there’s a sign that says “Emergency”. Surely that implies some form of excitement.
I assumed that Luna and the Heroes had something to do with the Moon. But upon scrolling down, I discovered “Luna” is merely the author’s name and thus I was letdown further.
Looking at the Amazon page (I’ve gotta stop polluting my browsing history with these), it turns out Luna is actually a cat who runs around with four boys solving crimes.
So while the true author doesn’t appear to have made herself the hero of her book, I strongly suspect that Luna is the name of her actual cat.
I realize now from Nathan’s comments on another book that one “Steven Challis” is credited as Luna’s editor, so I was wrong in my sexist assumption that the author was female. However, I do feel vindicated to learn that Luna is indeed the author’s cat.