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"I can't play the concert," Sylvia Purcell said. "I have to sit in a tree."Just before their big children's concert, Joan Spencer, manager of the Civic Symphony in Oliver, Indiana, learns that she will be minus one of her best violinists. Sylvia is protesting a housing construction project that threatens underground streams, caves, trees, and wildlife. Joan's college-student son, Andrew, supports Sylvia's cause and takes her food and water. But the protest turns deadly when Sylvia plunges to her death. It's soon clear that her fall was no accident. Sleuthing for answers, Joan is caught between the hard-nosed developer and local militant activists. Worse, Andrew takes Sylvia's dangerous spot in the tall tree and becomes the police's prime suspect. No library descriptions found. |
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Doodle has had some difficulties in his life. His first job didn't work out because, well, he'll be the first to tell you that "...smart and obedient do not always go hand in hand." With this new bed bug job, his primary concern is his wages (food), but that begins to change due to his growing relationship with Molly-- and watching that develop is just as much fun as trying to solve the mystery.
If you're in the mood for a light-hearted, well-plotted and -paced mystery told by a sharp-nosed narrator with an independent streak, Bed-Bugged is a good choice for adults even though it was originally aimed at middle-grade readers.
I wonder how Chet and Doodle would work as a team? ( )