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Cat’s in the Cradle - A Pamela Whitherspoon Pet Detective Mystery
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- Date de parution06/11/2025
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- ÉditeurHamza elmir
Résumé
They say curiosity killed the cat-but for Pamela Whitherspoon, curiosity just ruins another perfectly good vacation. Pamela's a sharp-tongued psychology professor turned reluctant pet detective, famous for stumbling into cases she never asked for. This time, she's sworn off sleuthing for good and flown to Los Angeles to visit her eccentric sister Miriam, her snarky teenage nephew Randy, and maybe catch a little sunshine.
But when a champion show cat named Annie Get Your Gun-better known as Snowball-vanishes mid-competition, along with her quarter-million-dollar diamond collar, Pamela is once again dragged into a mess furrier than a Maine Coon in a wind tunnel. Soon, she's knee-deep in suspects who all seem a whisker away from losing it: Harold Jenkins, Snowball's dramatic owner with more money than sense. Kyle, the suspiciously quiet groomer with cat hair on his shoes and secrets in his pocket.
Wilma, the "wardrobe lady" whose claws come out around payday. Bruce, the cat's bodyguard who might be guarding more than just a feline. And Emma, Harold's picture-perfect wife whose smile might be hiding a hiss. With her wisecracking nephew Randy acting as her accidental Watson, and Officer Kirby-the disarmingly charming cop-adding to her distractions, Pamela dives headfirst into a world of cattiness, chaos, and clues that don't add up.
Witty, warm, and wonderfully absurd, Cat's in the Cradle is a laugh-out-loud cozy mystery for readers who like their sleuths smart, their suspects suspicious, and their cats with attitude.
But when a champion show cat named Annie Get Your Gun-better known as Snowball-vanishes mid-competition, along with her quarter-million-dollar diamond collar, Pamela is once again dragged into a mess furrier than a Maine Coon in a wind tunnel. Soon, she's knee-deep in suspects who all seem a whisker away from losing it: Harold Jenkins, Snowball's dramatic owner with more money than sense. Kyle, the suspiciously quiet groomer with cat hair on his shoes and secrets in his pocket.
Wilma, the "wardrobe lady" whose claws come out around payday. Bruce, the cat's bodyguard who might be guarding more than just a feline. And Emma, Harold's picture-perfect wife whose smile might be hiding a hiss. With her wisecracking nephew Randy acting as her accidental Watson, and Officer Kirby-the disarmingly charming cop-adding to her distractions, Pamela dives headfirst into a world of cattiness, chaos, and clues that don't add up.
Witty, warm, and wonderfully absurd, Cat's in the Cradle is a laugh-out-loud cozy mystery for readers who like their sleuths smart, their suspects suspicious, and their cats with attitude.
They say curiosity killed the cat-but for Pamela Whitherspoon, curiosity just ruins another perfectly good vacation. Pamela's a sharp-tongued psychology professor turned reluctant pet detective, famous for stumbling into cases she never asked for. This time, she's sworn off sleuthing for good and flown to Los Angeles to visit her eccentric sister Miriam, her snarky teenage nephew Randy, and maybe catch a little sunshine.
But when a champion show cat named Annie Get Your Gun-better known as Snowball-vanishes mid-competition, along with her quarter-million-dollar diamond collar, Pamela is once again dragged into a mess furrier than a Maine Coon in a wind tunnel. Soon, she's knee-deep in suspects who all seem a whisker away from losing it: Harold Jenkins, Snowball's dramatic owner with more money than sense. Kyle, the suspiciously quiet groomer with cat hair on his shoes and secrets in his pocket.
Wilma, the "wardrobe lady" whose claws come out around payday. Bruce, the cat's bodyguard who might be guarding more than just a feline. And Emma, Harold's picture-perfect wife whose smile might be hiding a hiss. With her wisecracking nephew Randy acting as her accidental Watson, and Officer Kirby-the disarmingly charming cop-adding to her distractions, Pamela dives headfirst into a world of cattiness, chaos, and clues that don't add up.
Witty, warm, and wonderfully absurd, Cat's in the Cradle is a laugh-out-loud cozy mystery for readers who like their sleuths smart, their suspects suspicious, and their cats with attitude.
But when a champion show cat named Annie Get Your Gun-better known as Snowball-vanishes mid-competition, along with her quarter-million-dollar diamond collar, Pamela is once again dragged into a mess furrier than a Maine Coon in a wind tunnel. Soon, she's knee-deep in suspects who all seem a whisker away from losing it: Harold Jenkins, Snowball's dramatic owner with more money than sense. Kyle, the suspiciously quiet groomer with cat hair on his shoes and secrets in his pocket.
Wilma, the "wardrobe lady" whose claws come out around payday. Bruce, the cat's bodyguard who might be guarding more than just a feline. And Emma, Harold's picture-perfect wife whose smile might be hiding a hiss. With her wisecracking nephew Randy acting as her accidental Watson, and Officer Kirby-the disarmingly charming cop-adding to her distractions, Pamela dives headfirst into a world of cattiness, chaos, and clues that don't add up.
Witty, warm, and wonderfully absurd, Cat's in the Cradle is a laugh-out-loud cozy mystery for readers who like their sleuths smart, their suspects suspicious, and their cats with attitude.
