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When the local village yard sales invite theft and murder, feline sleuths Joe Grey and Dulcieare into the case with their claws sharp. Andwhen the two sleek detectives investigate the prime suspect's house, where the police have no cause to enter, and pass the information acrossthe continent to the New YorkPD --Joe Grey's tomcat instincts nail the killer before the cops have a clue.Cat Laughing LastViolence and theft at a yard sale?Murder because of an eBay auction?The body on Susan Brittain's breakfastroom floor and all her treasuredpurchases flung about and broken arenot a good start to Susan's day.However, the criminal involvement is wider than she imagines, and may disrupt the lives of many others as well.Joe Grey and Dulcie suspect as much. With their unique ability to break and enter where the cops can't, the two cats begin gathering evidence. Meanwhile the cats' human friends deal with a famous author and his ill-tempered wife as they try to produce his play without coming to blows. And several senior ladies seek an innovative solution to retirement security, using their revenue from eBay and yard sales. But as Joe Grey and Oulcie dig into California history, they discover that certain artifacts, appearing at those same sales, hold the key to the puzzle. The crudely carved antique casks -- the legacy of a Spanish bride two hundred years dead-are the link the cats have been searching for.Yet it is the young tortoiseshell, Kit, fascinated by the delights of theater production, who nearly gives away the cats' greatest secret. Kit, with her own surprising venture, almost alerts the entire village that these cats can speak and are more perceptive and sharper of wit than most humans could ever imagine.
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PI Carlotta Carlyle goes undercover when equipment starts to go missing at construction sites in Boston's massive Big Dig project. Though she's initially not terribly excited by the work, a murder onsite piques her interest. When that is coupled with a missing persons case, Carlyle soon finds that she may have more cases that she can handle.
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Following a state visit from the King and Queen of England, the body of a young woman, a seemingly innocent White House employee, is found on the third floor of the Executive Mansion. Discovering that the woman was far from innocent, First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt assumes the disguise of homicide detective Broderick and searches for the killer in a world of speakeasies, mobsters, and restless young women and men with endlessly tangled sexual liaisons.
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After recovering from a nearly fatal accident, Joanna Flynn begins awakening in the morning feeling that she has left something undone. When two strangers call her Caroline on a city street, she investigates and discovers that a woman by that name died on the same day that Joanna narrowly escaped death. And she looked enough like Joanna to be her twin.
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