A Novel Way to Die
โ Scribed by Brandon, Ali
- Book ID
- 108063197
- Publisher
- Penguin
- Year
- 2011
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 355 KB
- Series
- Black Cat Bookshop Mystery 2
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN-13
- 9781101612040
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
โฆ Synopsis
Darla Pettistone may have inherited her great aunt Deeโs Brooklyn bookstore, but itโs the storeโs mascotโan oversized black cat named Hamletโwho acts like he owns the place. And when someone turns up dead, Hamlet smells something rotten in Brooklynโฆ
As the owner of Pettistoneโs Fine Books, Darla is settling nicely into her new life, even reaching an uneasy truce with Hamlet. Unfortunately, when she needs to hire a new clerk, the finicky feline decides to lend a paw to the hiring process. He chases away applicants who donโt meet his approval, finally settling on an unlikely candidate: Robert, a book-loving Goth kid who has a secret only Hamlet knows.
And Hamlet canโt seem to stay out of trouble. One of the bookstoreโs regular customers, a man who is renovating a local brownstone, claims heโs seen Hamlet prowling the neighborhood. When the manโs business partner is found dead, Darla discovers that Hamlet may have been the only witness to what could be murder. With the crafty catโs help, she wonders if they just might be able to pounce on a killer...
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