Cat Who... The Cat Who Dropped a Bombshell, Book 28, (Paperback)

from MrsLee

The main thing I enjoy in these books is Koko and Yum Yum. I have a Siamese and many of the characteristics ring true. I also like that the author doesn't force Koko's detective tendencies on the reader. He always acts like a cat, his actions simply trigger Qwill to think. Or is it more? As with ...

from slpwhitehead

I always enjoy Braun's books as a piece of "mind candy". They are a quick and easy read with engaging characters whose personalities come out through her writing. This particular one isn't one of her best ones; she has jumps in time that are a bit awkward as if she didn't quite have enough to str...

from slpwhitehead

I always enjoy Braun's books as a piece of "mind candy". They are a quick and easy read with engaging characters whose personalities come out through her writing. This particular one isn't one of her best ones; she has jumps in time that are a bit awkward as if she didn't quite have enough to str...

from JalenV

Though there was some repetition of facts here and there, I enjoyed the doings of Pickax during their celebration of their 150th year -- except for the loss of a few members of the regular cast. The kitten auction was cute. As usual, Mr. Guidall's narration added to my pleasure. (I've listened to...

from Irishcreme57

Not one of her better mysteries. She seemed more inclined to focus on advancing the story of the town rather then solving a murder. In fact, the murder comes late in the book and just glanced over. But all in all... a definite read, especially if you are doing the series as it does advance the wh...