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  • Murder at the Cat Show

  • The Perkins & Tate Mysteries, Book 2
  • By: Marian Babson
  • Narrated by: Steven Crossley
  • Length: 5 hrs and 50 mins
  • 4.3 out of 5 stars (29 ratings)

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Murder at the Cat Show

By: Marian Babson
Narrated by: Steven Crossley
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Publisher's summary

Doug Perkins doesn't dislike cats - he just isn't especially interested in them. But the struggling young London public relations firm Perkins and Tate can't afford to be choosy about the jobs they take. So when Doug is asked to do the PR for a glorified feline extravaganza called Cats Through the Ages, he doesn't hesitate.

But it isn't long before he wishes he had hesitated. There are some very valuable cats on exhibit - even a few feline celebrities. Then the robbery of a gold statue of Dick Whittington's cat sets nerves on edge. The theft is not exactly a PR man's dream, but this disaster pales in comparison to the gruesome murder that follows. Someone has knocked unconscious the show's organizer, the universally despised Rose Chesne-Malverne, and pushed her into a cage with a pair of feral tigers fancifully named Pyramus and Thisbe - with predictably fatal results. Now it's up to Doug to find an elusive killer who appears to have nine lives of his own.

©2016 Marian Babson (P)2016 Blackstone Audio, Inc.
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My favorite

Of the four book series, this is my favorite. It is more lighthearted, just. A small touch gruesome and only mentioned, not a focus chapter. Plus the story of the cat is fun snd the secretary has a good part.

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Another Hit!

Babson makes another home run with this one. The mystery isn't difficult, but that's not the point. The story is fun, the characters lively & Steven Crossly brings it all to life incredibly!

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Light, fun, and well-read!

If you like your mysteries light and fun, this is a classic choice. The cats are normal cats and the author has made a lot of fun pokes at how good they are at training their humans.
Steven Crossley is a top notch narrator; honestly, I would pay to listen to him reading the phone book. His voice is well-paired to this story.

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old school amazing!

I remember seeing books by Ms. Babsom in my mother's library when I was young.... Now I know why. wonderful, witty and just the right amount of quirky.

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