Another perrfect mystery to entertain

This is another cleverly crafted mystery that could be up there with the classics, well at least the cats could. I love the whole idea of the book shop full of cats, even if in this book it does cause a few problems, the play on words with the classics and cat names always has me chuckling. This is book three in the series and although this book was more emotional charged, I did enjoy it just as much as the first book. The characters are fun, likeable and down to earth, the type you would be happy to call a friend and the introduction of the niece's and the budding romance was a nice addition. The mystery was good and kept me guessing with both the motive and the killer. I just love this series and can't wait to jump into the next mystery.
Being new to the town Lou must admit she is curious about the the run down mansion in the middle of town. Is it abandon? As she has never seen anybody in there. The problem is asking questions upsets her friends and nobody has a nice word to say about the owner. When walking past the house she hears a crash which sends her running only to find the owner already dead. Easton finds it hard to investigate with even his colleagues unwilling to investigate because of the accident everybody blames the victim for. Even with her nieces in town to help Lou take her mind off the anniversary of her husbands death can stop her from investigating. Can she find the motive for the death? Or is the suspect list to long?
I liked the narrator. She is the voice of Lou and her friends and I can't imagine listening to anybody else.
I was given this free review copy audio book at my request and have voluntary left this review.

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