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A fine, charming book to cozy up with.
If you love cats, you will love this third book in the Cat in the stacks Mystery series. A compelling mystery with a lovable cat thrown into the mix. What more could you ask for? I loved it.
posted by Lucilly on January 10, 2012
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If you like this series
Although I'm fond of Charlie Harris and his enormous Maine coon cat, Diesel, this third book would have been better, in my opinion, if it had less petting of Diesel, and Diesel's warbling. Then it would have been an excellent long short story. The plot is good and the c...
Although I'm fond of Charlie Harris and his enormous Maine coon cat, Diesel, this third book would have been better, in my opinion, if it had less petting of Diesel, and Diesel's warbling. Then it would have been an excellent long short story. The plot is good and the characters amusing.
posted by GailMarlow on February 13, 2012
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Lucilly
Posted January 10, 2012
A fine, charming book to cozy up with.
If you love cats, you will love this third book in the Cat in the stacks Mystery series. A compelling mystery with a lovable cat thrown into the mix. What more could you ask for? I loved it.
4 out of 5 people found this review helpful.
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Twist and turn, a killer revealed
This third in the Cat in the Stacks mysteries is full of twists and turns. The characters are even more interesting this time around. The murder mystery twines in and around the story with the final revelation bursting open my conclusions.
Definitely worth more than a single reading.3 out of 3 people found this review helpful.
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judiOH
Posted March 12, 2012
this is another fascinating mystery in the ' cat in the stacks'
this is another fascinating mystery in the ' cat in the stacks' books. charlie's daughter comes home to work at the local college, and in a turn of events is accused of murder. charlie and his eclectic band of roommates work to prove she is not guilty. i had a hard time putting this story down. interesting and mysterious... perfect.
2 out of 2 people found this review helpful.
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Anonymous
Posted February 27, 2012
Entertaining
Charlie & Diesel at it again. Always too many secrets in small town America. The more Miranda James puts the human element in it the better.
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Anonymous
Posted March 14, 2012
Diesel doesn't talk (to other animals or his humans), doesn't do
Diesel doesn't talk (to other animals or his humans), doesn't do mysterious stunts; he's simply a big lovable cat. His human family are fun to read about as they try to solve mysteries with Diesel providing emotional encouragement.
1 out of 1 people found this review helpful.
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DAinNY1
Posted February 23, 2012
a charming read
What a happy surprise for Charlie as his daughter, Laura, arrives for a visit that includes teaching at the local college. Laura’s visit is later marred when her ex-boyfriend is found dead and her life is threatened. This was a good read and I love the pace of this well-written story. I adore the relationship that Charlie has with his family and friends in this character-driven tale. I look forward to the next book in this enjoyably charming series.
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GailMarlow
Posted February 13, 2012
If you like this series
Although I'm fond of Charlie Harris and his enormous Maine coon cat, Diesel, this third book would have been better, in my opinion, if it had less petting of Diesel, and Diesel's warbling. Then it would have been an excellent long short story. The plot is good and the characters amusing.
1 out of 3 people found this review helpful.
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Anonymous
Posted March 19, 2013
Enjoyable read
Good cozy mystery
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sopranoIN
Posted October 26, 2012
I love mysteries with cats and books so that makes this a pretty
I love mysteries with cats and books so that makes this a pretty good read in the first place. Miranda James brings all of the family together this time which was a nice change. I mean the human family of course; not the feline one. Diesel is still the "aplha cat". However, he sure was "uncomfortable" and had to be petted on the head a lot. Almost began to seem like filler. Maybe that's why I felt like this was sort of a slow read. I was looking for the next book before I finished the last page though (won't be out until January 2013) so it had to have been a pretty good read.
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Anonymous
Posted September 16, 2012
Classified as murder
I accidently read the secind book first but... i LOVED IT! I totally want the others and im only ten!
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Charlie Harris is back to work and meeting interesting people at
Charlie Harris is back to work and meeting interesting people at the library enter Connor Lawton a pain in the rear playwright. Charlie also discovers his lovely daughter Laura is home to teach a semester at Athena College. When not long into her teaching career she finds Connor dead and herself the prime suspect, and the hidden secret to what is going on all sitting on a thumb drive. Will Charlie solve it in time or will his house go up in smoke.
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With everything from attacks on Laura Harris to letter bombs and attempted fires on the Harris household it’s up to the Harris Kid’s and boarders Stewart and Justin along with Dante, Diesel and Charlie to find out who’s out to get the Harris’s. I enjoyed this so much. Seeing Charlie with a new relationship starting and getting to see how the kids interact with their father and how they all show love to Dante and Diesel. A great cozy mystery I have fallen in love with. I especially love reading about Athena! -
Anonymous
Posted April 30, 2012
Love Diesel
Diesel does not solve mysteries but he is essential to his master and family. Quite charming mysteries.
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