Five Star First Edition Mystery - Sirius About Murder: A Beanie and Cruiser Mystery - Hardcover

Sue Owens Wright

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9781594143649: Five Star First Edition Mystery - Sirius About Murder: A Beanie and Cruiser Mystery

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ISBN 10: 1594143641 ISBN 13: 9781594143649

Publisher: Five Star, 2006

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Someone in South Lake Tahoe is Sirius about murder, and dog owners and their pets are about to discover that the killer's bite is much worse than his bark. Elsie MacBean (Beanie) and her Basset Hound, Cruiser, find themselves dewlap-deep in a murder investigation when supporters of a controversial dog park, proposed for a coveted tract of Tahoe shoreline, are earmarked for death. The fur starts to fly at a Howloween fund-raiser for Alpine Paws Park when Abigail Haversham, heiress to the lakeside property, is discovered strangled near the Psychic Paws booth after her quarrel with Madame Pawline, a pet psychic with a bone to pick. Mounting evidence implicates the pet psychic in Abigail's murder, but Beanie and Cruiser are also hot on the trail of other quarry in the Sirius killings. When Tahoe's dog fanciers pack together at spooky old Haversham House for the Halloween Bark in the Park costume ball, will the vicious killer seize this opportunity to unleash his revenge on them? The hunters become the hunted when Sirius comes sniffing after Beanie and Cruiser. Only Beanie's unbreakable bond with Cruiser can nip this crime spree before they become the next victims of the Sirius Killer.

Sue Owens Wright is a three-time nominee for the Mighty Maxwell, which is awarded annually by the Dog Writers' Association of America (DWAA) for the best writing on the subject of dogs. She won the Maxwell Award in 2003. She resides in Maryland.

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Sue Owens Wright is a five-time nominee for the Mighty Maxwell, which is awarded annually by the Dog Writers' Association of America for the best writing on the subject of dogs. She won the Maxwell Award in 2003. She resides in California.

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". . . Wright is back with another captivating canine cozy . . . richly entertaining mystery . . . brims with charming and eccentric characters, surprising revelations, and, yes, murder most foul . . . a humorous and engrossing examination of human frailty, and an exhilarating read. Two paws up!"
- John Dufresne, author of Johnny Too Bad

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