There's a Cat Girl in My Cubicle

A Slice of Life Office Adventure (Spreadsheets & Spice, Book 1)

By: Austin Beck

Narrated by: Giancarlo Herrera, Hannah Schooner

Immerse yourself in the extraordinary tale of Kazuki, an otaku with a deep infatuation for cat girls, who suddenly finds himself in the enchanting Silver City. Here, a variety of fantastical races coexist harmoniously, but it's the cat girls who command Kazuki's attention.

Kazuki's life takes a thrilling turn when he rescues a beautiful cat girl executive from danger, landing him a role as Security Specialist at 'Whisker Wonders,' a prominent cat girl consulting firm. As he navigates eccentric clients and their unique assignments in this feline-dominated workspace, he uncovers a looming threat: the vulnerability of cat girls in this society. Kazuki must leverage his kung fu skills to protect his gorgeous cat girl co-workers.

'There's a Cat Girl in my Cubicle' is an engaging isekai adventure, blending action, humor, and romance.

©2023 Austin Beck (P)2023 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

great

I hope get with all the cat Gil's on the office and have a few cat children

Great start for a new series!

Light hearted story about a man who gets sent to a new world with Cat Girls. Keeps you entertained and looking towards the next episode.

5 stars

Another great book by Austin Beck. You will not be disappointed. Also the dual narration really brings the story to life. I received a free copy in exchange for an honest review.

An ok 1st book but book 2 is a downgrade

book 1 is nice, its a good enough listen though the authors spends too much time describing things but book 2 is a downgrade of this, book 2 does have more echi scenes and they are barely enough to save book 2, hopefully book 3 fixes it or this should really only be a one time listen

Mostly an office romance

The average story does what it says on the cover. The voice acting was average but the female speaker either had a better mic or was mixed wrong. Sounded like ASMR when she spoke.

Will not pick up the next book since there was no plot other than getting alone time with the girls. If I want an office slice of life, I’ll go to work…or watch Office Space.