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Synopsis
Romance is in the air in the charming seaside village of Molena Point, California. Everyone is excited about the upcoming wedding of its chief of police to the lovely Charlie Getz, even cool feline detective Joe Grey. But the festivities are interrupted when two uninvited guests try to blow up the church. Then one of the bride's good friends, building contractor Ryan Flannery, lands in a heap of trouble when her philandering husband is found dead.With suspicion falling on Ryan's shoulders, Joe Grey and his pals, Dulcie and Kit, set out to prove her innocence. Soon paw–deep in a tangle of jealousy, greed, and vengeance, Joe Grey, Dulcie, and Kit find themselves in the biggest cat fight of their lives –– a bare–clawed battle with a prey who is as cunning as he is deadly . . .
Is Cat Seeing Double appropriate for my child?
Suitable for most readers 13 and up.
This cozy mystery features sentient cat detectives solving a murder with moderate violence (explosion, death) but no graphic content. The talking cat premise and mystery focus make it appropriate for teens and adults who enjoy lighter fantasy mysteries.
What to know going in
This book has moderate violence, no sexual content, and mild language. Content notes include murder, cheating, and violence.
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Who'll love this
Readers who love mysteries with clever animal protagonists will enjoy following feline detectives Joe Grey, Dulcie, and Kit as they investigate a murder to clear an innocent suspect.