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The Cat Who Smelled a Rat (The Cat Who Mysteries, Book 23): A delightfully quirky feline whodunit for cat lovers everywhere
Lilian Jackson Braun
The Cat Who... Mysteries, USA, Fiction, Modern & contemporary fiction (post c 1945), Crime & mystery, Adventure, Cats as pets
Journalist/philanthropist James Qwilleran and his clue-sensitive cats return with crime-solving talents intact in New York Times bestselling author Lilian Jackson Braun's twenty-third Cat Who...
October arrives in Moose County on the heels of a long drought, and the citizens of Pickax worry about wildfires. Their fears are realised in an unexpected manner, with a case of arson and the shooting of a volunteer fire-watcher as he is reporting the blaze. The crime wave continues as the president of the curling club is pushed to his death down a flight of stairs, and it s up to Qwilleran and Co. to sniff out the rat who is responsible for it all.
Praise for The Cat Who Smelled a Rat (The Cat Who Mysteries, Book 23): A delightfully quirky feline whodunit for cat lovers everywhere
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Upbeat prose and amiable characters...the cat's meow of cozies - PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
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Another from the series that delights so many - Gwendoline Butler, CRIME TIME
Lilian Jackson Braun
Lilian Jackson Braun composed her first poem at the age of two. She began writing her Cat Who... detective series when one of her own Siamese cats mysteriously fell to its death from her apartment block. Since then over twenty Cat Who... novels have been published, all featuring the very talented Koko and Yum Yum, Siamese cats with a bent for detection. She and her husband, Earl, live in the mountains of North Carolina.
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