The Cat Who Walks Through Walls by Robert A. Heinlein 388 pages published 1985.
I have always found Heinlein's books to be entertaining as well as thought provoking. Even in re-reading his stories I find the characters and circumstances interesting because it makes me rethink human behavior, society, politics, and religion. I don't always agree with his ideas, but they do make me think.
In this book, Dr.
Richard Ames, an ex-military man and sometimes writer, is living in a
privately owned space station. Not just a small habitat, but the home
of thousands.
All is going well until
a stranger sits down across from Ames at a nightclub table, and
delivers a cryptic message “We need you to kill Tolliver by noon
Sunday or we'll all be dead!”
This starts a seven day
rescue mission that includes a marriage, a kitten that won't stay put,
travel to four planets, a similar number of dimensions, time travel,
and an invitation to hunt dinosaurs.
Another fast paced
novel by the best selling dean of science fiction.
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