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Loading... Cat Playing Cupid (Joe Grey Mysteries) (edition 2009)by Shirley Rousseau Murphy
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. omg. what i am i going to do now? this one was just published 2009 and it was great, as are all the Joe Grey books. wait, wait, wait for the next one ( ) Ryan and Clyde get marries on Valentine's Day. Fortunately there honeymoon in the California wine country, while expensive because of all the antiques they buy, is uneventful.. The events are taking place back in Molina Point! Ryan's dad, Mike Flannery, is now working the the MPPD on cold cases and one gets kind of personal. He rediscovered an old flame whose former fiance disappeared the day before the wedding. With help from all, clues crop up to point the at the right perpetrator. Of course, one of the main witnesses and aiders is non other than Joe Grey and he's not talking - well, he is, but he can't, if you know what I mean. Meanwhile a feral cat named Sage is found terribly hurt after a vicious cat fight. Sage grew up with Kit and therein lies another possible romance. Read on as the events unfold and things come together in another wonderful tale of murder, mayhem and talking cats. no reviews | add a review
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"Excellent....These Joe Grey mysteries will stay popular for many years to come." --Tampa Tribune Kirkus Reviews says that award-winning author Shirley Rousseau Murphy has "raised the stakes of the feline sleuth genre." In Cat Playing Cupid, Murphy's fourteenth delightfully sophisticated whodunit to feature Joe Grey and his furry friends Dulcie and Kit, the feline P.I. is on a mission to stop a crime spree that endangers love on Valentine's Day. The winner of seven straight Muse Medallions from the national Cat Writers Association, Murphy's Joe Grey novels are the "cat's meow"--as doggone good as Rita Mae Brown's "Sneaky Pie," Carole Nelson Douglas's "Midnight Louie," and Lilian Jackson Braun's The Cat Who...books. No library descriptions found. |
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