β Scribed by Carolyn Haines; Rebecca Barrett; Claire Matturro; Susan Y. Tanner; Laura Benedict
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
FIVE times the Trouble β When Trouble the black cat detective is on the case, mystery, mayhem, and a little romance are only a whisker away.
Sleek, black and sometimes snarky, Trouble is the son of Familiar, another famous black cat detective, and fancies himself a feline Sherlock Holmes (the Benedict Cumberbatch version).
Trouble thinks with a slight British accent--and has one big attitude. He's far smarter than the bipeds he helps with solving mysteries involving art thieves, arsonists, and murderers. And he's more than astute in the ways of the humanoid heart.
Discover Trouble in this boxed collection of the first five books in the series.
Join writers Carolyn Haines, Rebecca Barret, Claire Matturro, Susan Y. Tanner, and Laura Benedict for five complete mysteries--and a lot of fun with a wise-cracking kitty. To meet Trouble is to love himβ¦unless you're the villain.
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