The Cat Who Dropped a Bombshell (Cat Who Book 28)
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| Rating | : | 4.34 (999 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B000OCXJHK |
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| Number of Pages | : | 170 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-04-20 |
| Language | : | English |
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Very enjoyable I have read many of "The Cat who." series, I have been intrigued by each one ,being able to hardly put them down each timeThis volume is very very enjoyable, I recommend all to read. "And ?" according to Melanie. This episode seemed to end when our esteemed writer ran dry of ink! Why Liz? Did the nephew 'snuff out' the Ledfields??!Sigh The frustration of fiction!. Dalene K. Kelley said The worst. I had read the other reviews before I read this book and they were so correct. This was the most rambly, choppy, no depth book I have every read. I have all the Cat Who books and this one made me sad and mad. No interaction with the cats, no loving banter with Polly. No sadness over important people in Quills life. I have the next one and hope it will be better. I have read all the others no less than The worst I had read the other reviews before I read this book and they were so correct. This was the most rambly, choppy, no depth book I have every read. I have all the Cat Who books and this one made me sad and mad. No interaction with the cats, no loving banter with Polly. No sadness over important people in Quills life. I have the next one and hope it will be better. I have read all the others no less than 3 times and have them set aside for my cat loving granddaughter someday, but this book won't get a second read. SAD SAD. times and have them set aside for my cat loving granddaughter someday, but this book won't get a second read. SAD SAD
The characterization is not just thin, it's anorexic. When late in the tale the Ledfields die well, let's just say that no one will be surprised to learn who was behind their deaths, or what his motive was. The "mystery" concerns Nathan and Doris Ledfield, a wealthy couple whose only heir is an obnoxious, greedy nephew. Mystery Guild main selection. Lame plotting isn't the only problem. . Perhaps it's time to put this series, which once defined feline fiction, to sleep. Many books ago, Qwill inherited tons of money and set up a foundation to benefit Pickax. From Publishers Weekly Bestseller Braun's disappointing 28th Cat Who novel (after 2004's The Cat Who Went Bananas) mostly follows journalist Jim "Call Me Qwill" Qwilleran as he runs around Pickax City, Mich., getting things ready for the town's blow-out celebration of its sesquicentenary. Now that story line has bec
But in the midst of all the preparations, Qwill has to take time out to deal with Koko's strange new habit of dropping from balconies and landing in the oddest of places-and a couple that has mysteriously gone missing.From the Paperback edition.. The residents of Pickax are about to celebrate the 150th anniversary of its founding