Cat Crimes Takes a Vacation (Cat Crime Anthology Series) - Softcover

Greenberg, Martin H.

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9780804114431: Cat Crimes Takes a Vacation (Cat Crime Anthology Series)

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ISBN 10: 0804114439 ISBN 13: 9780804114431

Publisher: Fawcett, 1996

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PURRR-FECTLY SINISTER TALES THAT TRAVEL THE GLOBE
In these fifteen original stories by today's best mystery writers, you will witness a bevy of baffling crimes set in the most exotic vacation spots on earth--and all featuring a four-footed friend. From the French Riviera and the Greek Islands to Monte Carlo and the Cornish Coast, these thrilling mysteries include Midnight Sun, where a tell-tale clue in a cat's luscious fur exposes a killer on a doomed Norwegian tour. . . . The Envelopes, Please, where a screenwriter at Cannes is saved by a fondness for felines . . . and The Cat Who Knew Too Much, who foils a scheming husband out to dispose of his wife in merry old London.
Amusing, intelligent, and eccentric, these clever cat tales are for mystery buffs and armchair travelers!
"A veritable smorgasbord of delightful stories . . . The tales are humorous . . . and all provide interesting twists and climaxes."
--Madison Courier
"Baffling crimes with stunning solutions."
--Mystery News

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The sixth edition of this popular anthology takes off for exotic locales, with more than enough satisfying cat tales to offset the couple of dogs that come along for the ride. Barbara Paul's "Midnight Sun" offers a Ten Little Indians-like murder in a remote medieval Norwegian tourist site. An unpleasant, long-suffering wife does in her even longer-suffering hubby in Bali, only to have her plans undone by a cat in Gillian Roberts's "The Shrine of Eleanor." Michael Collins sets "The Chocolate Cat" in the Tyrolean Alps, where he deftly combines a seemingly impossible murder, suspense and romance, while the feline spokesperson for Pretty Kitty cat food goes on location in Catherine Dain's "Here Today, Dead to Maui." In "The Cat, the Watch and the Deep Blue Sea," Bruce Holland Rogers offers fully realized characters in a tale of a manipulative grandfather who takes his heirs on a strings-attached cruise. Despite a few less worthy entries, Cat Crimes continues with enough lively antics to keep readers happily padding back for more.
Copyright 1995 Reed Business Information, Inc.

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