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    Terrier Transgressions
    Terrier Transgressions
    Terrier Transgressions
    Audiobook4 hours

    Terrier Transgressions

    Written by Molly Fitz

    Narrated by Ann Richardson

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    About this audiobook

    I'm finally coming to terms with the fact I can speak to animals, even though the only one who ever talks back is the crabby tabby I've taken to calling Octo-Cat. What I haven't quite worked out is how to hide my secret . . .

    Now one of the associates at my law firm has discovered this strange new talent of mine and insists I use it to help defend his client against a double murder charge. To make things worse, Octo-Cat has no intention of helping either of us.

    Our only hope rests on a spastic Yorkie named Yo-Yo, who hasn't quite figured out his owner is dead. Can we find a way to get Yo-Yo to help solve the murder without breaking his poor doggie heart?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateJul 16, 2019
    ISBN9781630155704
    Terrier Transgressions

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    • 3/5
      Cute and short. I love the yorkie. Oh,and the crabby tabby! This is an adorable read.
    • 5/5
      I just recently came about this series and found, I absolutely love it. I don't wanna give any spoilers, but I'll just say, I kinda wish I had Angie's abilities. Blessings to anyone else who comes upon this series and might be skeptical.
    • 4/5
      This is another fun tale starring Octo-Cat and his owner, Angie. Owner probably isn’t quite the right word, since Angie spends much time catering to Octo-Cat’s whims. In this mystery, a terrier is the only eyewitness to his owners’ murders, but he is so traumatized, he has blocked it out. To further complicate matters, Angie’s questions have to be funneled through a reluctant Octo-Cat, because she can’t communicate with the dog. Other issues compound her sleuthing, but she perseveres. This is an imaginative and delightful series, and the audio version adds much to its enjoyment.
    • 5/5
      cats, cozy-mystery, amateur-sleuth, situational-humor, verbal-humor So, the spoiled cat communicates with her slave using her very own iPad !?! This cozy is fun and the characters certainly are. I loved it!
    • 4/5
      Terrier Transgressions by Molly Fitz has readers returning to Blueberry Bay, California. Angie Russo is a paralegal at Thompson and Associates where Mr. Thompson has hired the handsome (in Angie’s opinion) lawyer, Charles Longfellow III. The office is deserted when Angie gets a call from Octo-Cat who is unnerved that there is a fly in is Evian and he wants Angie to come home right away to deal with the situation (he is a tad bit spoiled). Angie is so busy talking to Octo-Cat on her iPad that she does not notice Charles come up behind her. In order to keep her special gift a secret, Charles wants her help on his latest case. Brock Calhoun is accused of murdering Ruth and Bill Hayes. Public opinion is against Brock and it does not help that a certain local reporter (aka Angie’s mother) will be doing an hour long special on the crime. Charles has a witness that he wishes Angie to question—Yo-Yo, the Hayes’ Yorkshire Terrier. Angie needs Octo-Cat’s assistance in talking to the hyper little pup who has the gall to lick the persnickety canine on his face. Unfortunately, Yo-Yo has blocked his parents murder and is unaware of their passing. Angie decides to do a little digging and enlists Nan’s assistance. Nan’s acting talents and charm come in handy in getting people to open up to them. Angie cannot believe what her life has become since she was shocked by the coffee pot. Will Angie, Charles, Nan, Octo-Cat and Yo-Yo be able to prove Brock’s innocence? Terrier Transgressions is the second hair raising tale in the Pet Whisperer PI series. Angie Russo was shocked when she plugged in an ancient coffee pot and woke up being able to talk to Octo-Cat. Angie and Octo-Cat have settled into a routine which basically means Angie giving into the cat’s numerous demands (he has his own iPad). I thought Terrier Transgressions contained good writing and moved along at a fast clip. I like Molly Fitz’s engaging writing style. While Terrier Transgressions can be read alone, I recommend reading Kitty Confidential first. Terrier Transgressions is a humorous cozy mystery that will have you laughing from the first chapter to the last. Octo-Cat plus Nan provide witty commentary and they are such over-the-top characters. I loved Octo-Cat’s reaction to the harness and leash that Angie purchased. My favorite line from Terrier Transgressions comes from Octo-Cat who says, “I am a cat, not a common mouth breathing dog.” You can certainly tell Octo-Cat’s opinion of dogs. The ending left me chuckling and eager to pick up Hairless Harassment.