Mrs. Murphy Cat of the Century, Book 18, (Paperback)

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I decided to give this book another try. I wish Ms. Brown didn't feel the need to insert her political views at every opportunity. It interferes with the flow of the story, which was quite good when she remembered she was writing a mystery, not an op-ed.

from Readanon

I have enjoyed this series for years, but in this book I felt that the mystery kind of got lost behind all the political, environmental, religious, etc. sermonizing. While some of the issues may be valid, this kind of book is not the place to preach about them. I would like to see the series get ...

from theonlinelibrarian

The series as a whole is cute and light, but the author is getting rather preachy. If you're new to the series, start with the first ones and read only as many as you can stand.

from ffortsa

an indifferent plot, and the story takes multiple breaks for Brown's characters to talk political philosophy of the simplest and most irritating form

from hklibrarian

Rita went to the college of focus in this book as a requested speaker and fell in love with the campus and their Midwest values. Then she decided to focus a story around it. While the book was not bad and the mystery was ok, I felt that it had an old lady/biddy quality to it (and it really did--s...