Another plot line involves a company that the Ice Queen's dad wants to acquire, using any means necessary. Whoever finalizes the deal will be a shoo- in for partner. My favorite plot line involves Deena, Nick's sister and Hoop, his best friend. These two have known each other for years and are finally becoming aware of each other. Deena and Hoop are written with a light touch and add a nice comedic touch.
Fantasy needs to be mixed with a dollop of realism.
The Cat's Fancy , for all of its charms, has too many incidents that stretch credulity paper-thin. It is hard to accept that, in one week's time, Nick is supposed to fall for a woman who appears out of nowhere, wearing a smile and nothing else. Hey, this is Los Angeles. Add to that the fact that Maggie as a human disappears during daylight hours, claims to have amnesia to account for her lack of a past and implausibly lands a plum television job, even though her command of the English language is somewhat limited. All of these were just too, too much.