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  #notsponsored. I just do this for fun.  I am an affiliate with Z Publishing  House (see link below for more details) Black Cat is written and illustrated by Kentaro Yabuki and published in 2001 by Shonen Jump. He has also written Yamato Genssoki. Black Cat is rated T+ for older teens. There is violence, language, smoking and drinking, and some suggestive material. Spoiler Alert! This volume kicks off with Train, Rinslet, and Sven raiding the home of mob boss and weapons dealer, Torneo Rudman, in search for his secret weapon, a young girl named Eve who has been genetically engineered to transform her body into any kind of weapon she needs to. They succeed in freeing Eve, Rin steals the research, and Train learns his Chronos replacement—a man named Creed—is searching for him. Creed has been using Torneo’s weapons research for his own ends. Eve decides to join Train and Sven as Sweepers and Torneo is killed by Creed while on his way to prison. Jumping a...

Hi everyone, First off, I need to apologies again for not having any posts up this past month. October was a pretty busy month for me between work and personal things and it got to be too much for me to try to read and write good reviews for you. I've never been diagnosed with depression but I have no other way to describe how I felt last month, even though I know I get a little down whenever winter starts to arrive. So I decided to take a little break for myself and focus on getting other things done before coming back to this blog. I hope you all weren't too disappointed and will understand. Now that it's November, that means NaNoWriMo has begun! For those of you who don't know, NaNoWriMo stands for National Novel Writing Month. It's a month long challenge to write 50,000 words in 30 days and it has grown from just a few people in California to an annual international  event. I've participated several times, "winning" twice, and have decided to...