Librarian
Minnie Hamilton is back in the sleuthing game. This time,
she's discovered the body of a woman inside the Chilson library.
The woman was a visitor to town, who had come for a family
funeral. Why was this woman in the library and who killed
her there? How, when, and why are all questions Minnie intends
to find answers to.
Then
a break-in occurs in the library book sale room, then another
in the bookmobile garage, and yet a third at Older Than Dirt,
a local store featuring both new and old items for sale. It
soon becomes apparent that the break-ins are being done by
someone in search of a valuable book. Is this person also
the killer? Minnie and her cat/sidekick Eddie are hot on the
trail!
“Cat
with a Clue” was such a fun read. I enjoyed visiting
with Minnie, Eddie, Aunt Frances and the rest of the quirky
small town characters. The mystery is clever, and the list
of Minnie's suspects believable.
Anytime
there's a mystery with a librarian, a bookmobile, a cat, and
book involved in the case, I'm a happy reader. When it's especially
well written, humorous and warm, I'm thrilled. I wholeheartedly
recommend “Cat with a Clue” to all cozy mystery
buffs.
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