"The Adventures Of Songha" is the story of a rare exotic cat, as seen through the eyes of Songha, a beautiful Savannah cat. Songha is half African Serval wildcat and half domestic cat, and this unusual combination sets her apart from most other cats. She has a domestic temperament, but her wildcat blood drives her to seek adventure by escaping from the safety of her wonderful home. Her restlessness takes her into exciting, and sometimes dangerous territory, as she follows her wild urges to run free.

Songha tells us about leaving her African Serval father, to come and live with her new family in Las Vegas, Nevada. She loves her new family, but when she is not allowed to go outside and run free, she begins searching for ways to escape. She doesn’t want to run away from her family. She just wants to run free for a little while, and then come back to her loving home.

From her daring first escape, through an upstairs window, to her confrontation with a notorious wild coyote, Songha gives us a "cat’s eye" view into the heart and soul of this exotic feline. She is wild and sweet, endearing and infuriating, all at the same time. And of course, she is always entertaining. As Songha pursues her adventures, she learns some valuable life lessons along the way, and also gains some much needed wisdom.

This is the story of Songha, the amazing Savannah cat.

Linda Caterine is a wife and mother of four. She and her husband, Tony, reside in the Las Vegas, Nevada area. A few years ago, they became fascinated with the beautiful exotic Savannah cats, and Linda decided to try her hand at breeding these rare hybrid cats. This is how she came to acquire Songha, a Savannah female, and Simba, a Bengal male. During the next few years, as her relationship with these unusual cats deepened, Linda found that her experiences with Songha, and the many amusing, and sometimes frustrating incidents surrounding this amazing cat, would probably make for a very interesting story!

While her book is a children’s story, Linda hopes to bring some attention to the wonderful Savannah cats, a new and exciting breed currently in development.

Although Linda has always enjoyed writing, this is her first venture into publishing. She actually never intended to write a book. But her observations of the fascinating behavior of Songha, just evolved into the ideas for this work. It was truly a labor of love and Linda hopes that others will get to know and love these fabulous cats as much as she does.