Cat Bearing Gifts - Joe Grey Cat Mystery Large Print by Shirley Rousseau Murphy Paperback

About the Book

A car crash, a missing treasure, a dead thief, and a suspicious blond divorcee have feline P.I. Joe Grey and his four-legged cohorts clawing for justice.

Book Synopsis

A car crash, a missing treasure, a dead thief, and a suspicious blond divorcee have feline P.I. Joe Grey and his four-legged cohorts clawing for justice in this lively entry in the beloved, award-winning mystery series by Shirley Rousseau Murphy. "Joe Grey and Dulcie aren't your ordinary feline detectives. Murphy's raised the stakes of the feline sleuth genre." (Kirkus Reviews)

Cat Bearing Gifts A Joe Grey Mystery by Shirley Rousseau Murphy brings back the beloved furry team just in time for the holidays.

From the Back Cover

On the twisting road home from San Francisco, tortoiseshell Kit and her elderly housemates, Lucinda and Pedric Greenlaw, are hurt in a terrible car crash. The accident is terrifying enough, but then two dangerous men steal the Greenlaw's town car, making off with a hoard of jewels and gold carefully hidden in the car. As paramedics rush the Greenlaws to the emergency room, a badly shaken Kit hides from hungry coyotes, waiting for Joe and their human friends to rescue her.

Back home in Molena Point, Joe Grey and his tabby lady prowl an abandoned stone cottage where they've discovered two rough-looking men hiding. Determined to help the Greenlaws, Kit follows the two housebreakers: one badly injured, the other eager to end his partner's misery in order to make off with more wealth than he realizes. But the cats' investigation is in trouble as they claw their way to the truth, hoping that tomcat Misto and his unfailing memory might provide some answers to their questions.

Review Quotes

"The heartwrenching stories of an orphaned child and a stray cat at Christmas will tug on more than a few heartstrings." - Romantic Times on Cat Coming Home
"Joe Grey and his ladyfriend Dulcie aren't just your ordinary feline detectives. Murphy's raised the stakes of the feline sleuth genre." - Kirkus Reviews, praise for CAT IN THE DARK
"This is delightful entertainment. It would be a true cat-tastrophe if you let it pass you by." - Todd David Schwartz, CBS Radio, Four Stars (Highest Rating) on Cat Coming Home