#THE WRONG SIDE OF THE PAW by Patricia Fry

Posted on June 27, 2019 by

PEACE


It is time to visited Rags again in the 35th book of the Klepto Cat series. Savannah and Margaret are feeding and traping a colony of Feral cats. Rags is helping by finding cats for them. The women find a tunnel under a building the cats are using. Rags is helping bring the kittensà when the tunnel collapsed. Digging out the tunnel, a skeleton is found and new case as it brings to the light a cold case of many years. Who was the skeleton? How did he died? I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS BOOK.


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1 Response to #THE WRONG SIDE OF THE PAW by Patricia Fry

  1. lghiggins says:
    July 1, 2019 at 4:23 pm

    Wow! 35 books. That is a lot of storytelling!

    Reply

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