Cat Seeing Double: A Joe Grey Mystery (Joe Grey Mysteries)12 reviews Shirley Rousseau Murphy Avon, 2003 Mayhem and revenge + Wonderful transaction! + Another great Joe Grey Mystery + Cat Seeing Double: A Joe Grey Mystery             Cat in a Golden Garland: A Midnight Louie Mystery (Midnight Louie Mysteries)5 reviews Carole Nelson Douglas Forge Books, 1998 Midnight Louie srikes again:) + Louie Takes Manhattan + Fantastic Who-Done-It for the Holidays + Carole Nelson Douglas - Does it again... A GREAT READ!!!!! + Merry Christmas from everyone's favorite feline PI             Paws For Alarm (Dead Letter Mysteries)3 reviews Marian Babson St. Martin's Paperbacks, 1998 PAWS FOR ALARM is a reprint of DEATH SWAP [1984] It's the companion volume to WHISKERS AND SMOKE [original title: A TRAIL OF ASHES]. The Harper family of New Hampshire has swapped houses with an English widow, Rosemary, for the summer. Nancy Harper has reason to be grumpy. Her scholarly husband, Arnold, is too eager to get down to research in ...             Cat in a Red Hot Rage (Midnight Louie Mysteries)11 reviews Carole Nelson Douglas Forge Books, 2007 cat lover loves Midnight Louie + Louie's the Best + Always fun. + Lovable Louie             Crushing Crystal (Jane Stuart and Winky Mysteries)8 reviews Evan Marshall Kensington, 2005 Who crushed meddlesome Crystal? + Crushing Crystal + Love the series Jane is happy to see her nanny's sister, Crystal Ryerson, moving out. In the two weeks she's been assistant director at the public library, she has meddled into everyone's business. She is definitely not popular. Plus she has also meddled in other people's lives due to gossip she has heard. ...             The Cat's Pajamas (Jacques and Cleo, Cat Detectives, No. 2)6 reviews Gilbert Morris Harvest House Publishers, 2007 Cat's Pajamas + Great Cat Mystery! + The Cat's Pajamas ~ Reviewed + Lights, Camera, Meow!             Cat in a Flamingo Fedora: A Midnight Louie Mystery (Midnight Louie Mysteries)3 reviews Carole Nelson Douglas Forge Books, 1998 That feline sleuth Midnight Louis at his show stopping best + Enjoyable Louie continues to entertain... + Murder is for the birds. Temple Barr, Las Vegas public relations specialist and part time sleuth, finds herself once again simultaneously working both careers. The local Chamber of Commerce has hired her to serve as a liaison between artist Domingo, and the movers and shakers of the town. They hope to obtain permission ...             Cat in a Leopard Spot: A Midnight Louie Mystery (Midnight Louie Mysteries)6 reviews Carole Nelson Douglas Forge Books, 2002 so much fun + So This is Mystery This is the first book I've read in this series. Now I'm hooked. I want to read everything else that was ever written by Carole Nelson Douglas. Every minute of reading this book was pure pleasure. I highly recommend this book.             Cat in a Crimson Haze: A Midnight Louie Mystery (Midnight Louie Mysteries)2 reviews Carole Nelson Douglas Forge Books, 1996 Cat in a Crimson Haze + Louie is a star! I enjoy all of the Midnight Louie mysteries. I love cats and if you do too, you will definitely like these books. Makes you wonder what our cats really do on their own time!             Cat on a Blue Monday: A Midnight Louie Mystery (Midnight Louie Mysteries)3 reviews Carole Nelson Douglas Forge Books, 1994 Midnight Louie is simply the cat's meow in my book! + Louie does it again + Classic Midnight Louie, the best! Midnight Louie, cat detective and tomcat about town (Las Vegas that is), and his "human," Temple Barr are on the prowl again after a mysterious happening at a cat show. Also, strange happenings occur at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church involving obscene phone calls, priestly secrets, and lots of ...             Cat Laughing Last (A Joe Grey Mystery)8 reviews Shirley Rousseau Murphy Avon, 2002 A charming book! + Murder is the least of the mysteries + FELINE GROOVY I think this is the best book of this series. There are 7 of them and each succeeding one has been better than the last. This series of books is about cats that are of a different sort than the usual pet cat. They are able to speak and read human language and are intelligent on a par with humans - ...             Cat in a Kiwi Con6 reviews Carole Nelson Douglas Forge Books, 2001 Writers Rant When Science Fiction writers get together, they complain about getting ripped off--even as murder runs through the convention. Carole Nelson Douglas has written another funny, quirky mystery. Again, Midnight Louie, the cat, plays the staring role. Louie, along with Temple and Max, solve the ...             The Kitty Killer Cult Nick Smith Luath Press Limited, 2004 In the style of Raymond Chandler, this is hard-boiled detective fiction set in the city of Nub; where cats are king, killer and killed. Tiger Straight, PI, is past his prime, homeless and unemployed until the dame Connie Hant shows up. The PI is back, pawing the mean streets of Nub that he knows so well. Straight has a new mission - to catch the killers of the broad's brothers. It leads him to ...             Cat in an Indigo Mood: A Midnight Louie Mystery (Midnight Louie Mysteries)9 reviews Carole Nelson Douglas Forge Books, 1999 Tenth book juggles complicated plot expertly! + Cats rule okay? + my 2¢ worth + my 2¢ worth             Cat with an Emerald Eye: A Midnight Louie Mystery (Midnight Louie Mysteries)4 reviews Carole Nelson Douglas Forge Books, 1997 Seances, ghosts and murder, oh my! + The mystery is actually stronger than the Midnight Louie + San Francisco Chronicle Book Review, 12/15/96 + I love Midnight Louie, but...             Murder at the Cat Show (Perkins & Tate Mysteries)3 reviews Marian Babson St. Martin's Minotaur, 2003 Bet you can't read just one + Another enjoyable read + A wonderful cat mystery -- cats play a major role If I had to pick a favorite from Marian Babson's "cat mysteries," this would be it! This is the first of her books that I read, and since then I've been a compulsive Babson fan. These are the most true-to-life, hilarious cats and cat owners (and cat haters) I've ever read about. I never tire of ...             Cat Raise the Dead: A Joe Grey Mystery7 reviews Shirley Rousseau Murphy Avon, 1997 More about loveable Joe Grey and Dulcie + Joe Grey Mystery + Cat therapy and mysteries being solved + Cat Raise the Dead             Cat on a Hyacinth Hunt: A Midnight Louie Mystery (Midnight Louie Mysteries)5 reviews Carole Nelson Douglas Forge Books, 1999 Midnight Louie is back-fresh and charming as usual + Love the series + One of the best series ever! Midnight Louie is upset because he suddenly has stiff competition for the affections of his human pet, Las Vegas publicist Temple Barr. To Louie's dismay, Temple has resumed her romantic relationship with master magician Max Kinsella, who lives in a James Bond-like world. Louie has no intention of ...             Pussyfoot: A Midnight Louie Mystery (Midnight Louie Mysteries)3 reviews Carole Nelson Douglas Tor Books, 1994 Midnight Louie's foray in the world of striptease. + Pussyfoot + Pussycat antics *Pussyfoot* draws the reader deeper into Midnight Louie's and Temple's slice of Las Vegas. You get to meet Crawford Buchanan, a rival PR man, and sleazy 50s throwback who completely missed the Women's Liberation movement. After suffering a heart attack, Crawford talks Temple into covering a ...             Cat Spitting Mad: A Joe Grey Mystery (Joe Grey Mysteries)9 reviews Shirley Rousseau Murphy Avon, 2001 Maybe the best Joe Grey book yet. + Do not mess with the cats! + Great book + Great author! + Vindicating an unaware friend