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Fiction for Cat Lovers
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All titles shelved in Fiction collection, except as noted: M=mystery, SF=science fiction, SS=short story collection, LGE-TYPE=large print collection.
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(2004)SSFascinating, frustrating, frolicsome or frosty, this treasury is filled with 30 tales of memorable felines in a testament to the amazing variety of kitty personalities.
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(2003)MThis follow-up to Felonious Felines (also edited by Ed Gorman) showcases 11 original stories by a variety of authors including Kristine Kathryn Rush, P. N. Elrod and Edward D. Hoch.
- Allen, Garrison
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(2006)LGE-TYPE MWhen the discovery of a baby Seismosaurus fossil attracts a horde of media vultures to the town of Empty Creek, Arizona, the incredible find is shadowed by an even bigger sensation. A young scientist is murdered at the site sending sometime sleuth Penelope Warren out to the scene with her Abyssinian cat "Big Mike" to help her uncover clues.
- Babson, Marian
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(2007)MSurrounded by a number of eccentric characters, Gloriana the cat tries to sniff out who has harmed her mistress, Vanessa.
- Braun, Lilian Jackson
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(2007)MIn the 29th installment of Braun's Cat Who series, all of Moose County is in an uproar following vast inheritances from wealthy families. Only Koko knows what is happening and he's not telling. Jim Qwilleran thinks it's because he has more whiskers than ordinary cats, but who's counting?
- Brown, Rita Mae
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(2008)MNew York Times best-selling authors Rita Mae Brown and her feline partner Sneaky Pie Brown, return with a new mystery starring Mary Minor "Harry" Harristeen, the sleuthing cats Mrs. Murphy and Pewter, and corgi Tee Tucker.
- Clement, Blaize
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(2009)MWhen Florida pet sitter Dixie Hemingway meets Laura Halston, she believes she's found a new friend. The more Dixie learns about Laura, however, the less certain she is about anything, and then matters turn deadly.
- Douglas, Carole Nelson
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(2008)MThe 20th title in Douglas' sassy Midnight Louie mystery series once again features the tough-talking, 20-pound tomcat PI as he and his gang try to keep his favorite roommate from losing her man.
- Hill, Suzette A.
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(2008)MFrancis Oughterard was the contented vicar of Molehill when he accidentally strangled a lady parishioner. A sleazy art dealer gave him an alibi. Maurice, his victim's cynical cat and Bouncer, a neighbor's dog, rescued him from police suspicion. Next he was asked to return the favor by storing stolen paintings in the church belfry. Maurice and Bouncer each contribute their version of events.
- Kane, Cornelius
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(2009)MKane brings us an inventive twist on the hard-boiled detective novel featuring a world made up exclusively of cats, dogs, and one ruthless fox.
- Lackey, Mercedes
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(2007)In 1910, in an alternate London, a penniless young dancer is visited by a cat who communicates with her, mind to mind. Though she is certain she must be going mad, she is desperate enough to follow the cat's advice to impersonate a famous Russian ballerina.
- Marshall, Evan
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(2004)MWhen her sister's gossipy, meddling nanny is crushed under thousands of pounds of books at the Shady Hill Public Library after the shelves were purposely rigged, Jane knows the strange events are all part of the same puzzle. Now Jane can't resist searching for the missing pieces.
- Masson, J. Moussaieff
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(2004)The author of The Nine Emotional Lives of Cats returns with a magical holiday story about a cat named Billie, who long ago, in ancient India, became the first cat to choose domestication.
- Miller, Jeffrey
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(2007)MProfessor Mack Herskowitz teaches his classes like a drill sergeant and runs his highly controversial Institute for the Wrongfully Acquitted Criminal, or IWHACK, like his own banana republic. When Herskowitz's mouthiest critic, first-year law student Tony Albinoni, is poisoned in the professor's penthouse, Amicus Q. C. (Questing Cat) and his companion human take on their most mind-bending case yet.
- Morris, Gilbert
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(2007)MIn this third installment of Morris' series featuring feline detectives Jacques and Cleo, Mary Katherine Forrest is delighted when an international cat show comes to White Sands, Alabama. Her neighbor, Jake Novak, is disgusted at all the feline fawning, but when the favored contestant disapppears, Jake is hired to capture the catnapper with Jacques and Cleo's help
- Murphy, Shirley Rousseau
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(2009)MJoe Grey, feline P. I., and his pals Dulcie and Kit, must stop a hate-filled crime spree on Valentine's Day in this latest irresistibly charming entry in the award-winning series.
- Murray, Melanie
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(2005)Just when actress-in-waiting Stella Monroe thought things couldn't get any worse, her uncannily intelligent cat, Miss Bubbles, makes it to Broadway before she does and becomes quite the little diva.
- Simon, Clea
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(2009)MIn the fourth installment of the Theda Krakow mysteries Theda, a Boston reporter, must uncover who is behind some feline poisonings at the animal shelter before her own furry friend becomes the next victim.
- Simon, Clea
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(2009)MSimon begins a brand new mystery series featuring Dulcie Schwartz, a Harvard doctoral student. Dulcie is having a really bad summer. Her beloved cat, Mr. Grey had been put to sleep and her new room-mate, Tim is a jerk. Walking home she sees a cat who is the spitting image of Mr. Grey and hears a voice telling her that it would not be a good idea to go in right now. She does go in anyway and finds Tim stabbed with her own knife. Dulcie is being framed for murder and she hasn't seen the last of Mr. Grey either...
- Smith, Nick
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(2005)MIn 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 Connie Hant shows up. The PI is back, pawing the mean streets of Nub that he knows so well. His mission is to catch the killers of Connie's brothers.