The Cat in the Case of the Hangman's Noose
Fiction & Literature, Crime, Mystery & Suspense, Thrillers
| Author: | L M Boelz | ISBN: | 9781497790636 |
| Publisher: | L M Boelz | Publication: | July 12, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | L M Boelz |
| ISBN: | 9781497790636 |
| Publisher: | L M Boelz |
| Publication: | July 12, 2012 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
A suspicious rash of suicides has the police baffled to the
point they decide to enlist the help of a local private investigator. Rochester
accompanies an inspector to yet another 'suicide' and decides to knock on a few
doors... He receives the same response from everyone who is willing to open their
door and speak with him. The victim lived alone, had no family, no friends,
just a black cat with strange markings on his side. After comparing notes on
the other suspected cases a pattern begins to emerge. The one thing all of the
crime scenes seemed to have in common was that shortly before their death, each
person had taken in a black cat.
This would have been of only minor interest to Rochester, if it had not been for his housemate
finding a cat matching the description in the reports, sitting outside their door.
(If you enjoyed this story of the adventures with Bishop, be sure to follow her in: The Cat and the Case of the Missing Heiress. And Night Takes Bishop.)
A suspicious rash of suicides has the police baffled to the
point they decide to enlist the help of a local private investigator. Rochester
accompanies an inspector to yet another 'suicide' and decides to knock on a few
doors... He receives the same response from everyone who is willing to open their
door and speak with him. The victim lived alone, had no family, no friends,
just a black cat with strange markings on his side. After comparing notes on
the other suspected cases a pattern begins to emerge. The one thing all of the
crime scenes seemed to have in common was that shortly before their death, each
person had taken in a black cat.
This would have been of only minor interest to Rochester, if it had not been for his housemate
finding a cat matching the description in the reports, sitting outside their door.
(If you enjoyed this story of the adventures with Bishop, be sure to follow her in: The Cat and the Case of the Missing Heiress. And Night Takes Bishop.)
