The Case Of The Christmas Kitten (classic Tales Of Feline Crime)

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Vintage mysteries for the festive season, with a feline twist - catnip for classic crime readers
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A trail of pawprints vanishes under falling snow. A pair of eyes glints in the darkness outside. Something brushes past your leg ... but your beloved pet is nowhere to be seen. Curl up by the fireside and settle in for another set of festive cat-themed detective stories, from the greatest writers of the genre. A perfect stocking-filler that will mystify and delight long after the last turkey drumstick has mysteriously disappeared, The Case of the Christmas Kitten is essential reading for the Christmas holidays. So ask yourself: are you feline murderous?
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Praise for A Case of the Claws: ''Christmas for the feline fraternity is provided
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With Cecily Gayford in charge, we are on safe ground
Biographical note:
Ed Gorman was an American writer and founder of the Mystery Scene magazine, best known for the Sam McCain series. Ruth Rendell CBE, who also wrote as Barbara Vine, has sold over 20 million copies of her celebrated crime and psychological suspense novels. Mary Reed is the author of multiple historical crime novels and short stories including the John, the Lord Chamberlain series. Dorothy L. Sayers was an English crime novelist, playwright, translator and critic, and the creator of Lord Peter Wimsey.
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Vintage mysteries for the festive season, with a feline twist - catnip for classic crime readers