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Rita Mae Brown: The Litter of the Law

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Materiaali: Pokkari
Kustantaja: Bantam
Kieli: englanti
ISBN: 9780345530493

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Rita Mae Brown collaborates with feline co-author Sneaky Pie Brown in a mystery starring Mary Minor Harry Haristeen, the curious cat detectives Mrs. Murphy and Pewter, and Tee Tucker, the valiant crime-solving corgi. Halloween arrives early this year to rural central Virginia, when a twisted killer will stop at nothing to protect a multimillion-dollar scheme. THE LITTER OF THE LAW Autumn has descended and crops are being harvested all over Crozet, Virginia, ideal conditions for a scenic drive for Harry and husband Fair. Bucolic views are all well and good, but Harry s nose for trouble leads her straight to a cornfield s macabre scarecrow an all too real murder victim that frightens all but the noisy crows. This accountant s gruesome death is only the first of many disturbing events in this normally pastoral corner of the world. While Harry tends her beloved grapes and sunflowers, a killer edges closer as does Harry s protective menagerie of animals. Halloween s approach brings with it bona fide terror and a beloved local tradition that threatens to become fatal. Rooting out the guilty in the treacherous center of a lucrative conspiracy requires Harry s farmer s wisdom along with the quick wits and extraordinary senses of Sneaky Pie, Pewter, and Tucker. A vicious murderer may know the lay of the land far better than Harry does, but that s about to change. It s up to her vigilant four-footed companions to make sure that the unearthing of this plot is not Harry s last act. Praise for 'The Litter of the Law 'and the Mrs. Murphy mysteries '' As feline collaborators go, you couldn t ask for better than Sneaky Pie Brown. 'The New York Times Book Review' Enchanting […] Brown demonstrates once again why she s the queen of the talking animal cozy subgenre. 'Publishers Weekly' '' As usual, the smart animals provide clues without getting in the way of the human interactions and plot. This is a strong addition to the popular series. 'Booklist' 'From the Hardcover edition. ''