Cats and crime make an irresistible combination in Feline Felonies.

ELLIS PETERS'
story of homicide is set in an English village where the local sergeant's best bet in sniffing out the rat whodunit is an intrepid tabby snooper.

DOROTHY L. SAYERS
keeps us awake with a body that isn't dead, a Cyprian cat who might be, and a second body that wasn't shot but who has definitely been murdered.

P.G. WODEHOUSE
has his corpse die in that most English of settings, the Excelsior seafront boarding house. But how did a snake, a dog and a cat join the menagerie?

LILIAN JACKSON BRAUN
uses her favourite breed, the Siamese, to chill us with a tale of a sinister violin-playing villain who gets his comeuppance, at the paws of the imperturbable Madame Phloi.

With ten other tales of cats in criminal capers, Feline Felonies is a collection even the most finicky mystery lover will devour with gusto!