Panthers Play for Keeps (Pru Marlowe Pet Noir series, Book 4) (Pru Marlowe Pet Mysteries)
Book Details
Author(s)Clea Simon
PublisherBlackstone Audio
ISBN / ASIN1482970082
ISBN-139781482970081
AvailabilityUsually ships in 24 hours
Sales Rank5,864,005
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
Description
[MP3CD audiobook format in Vinyl case. *NOTE: The MP3CD format requires a compatible audio CD player.]
[Read by Tavia Gilbert]
With people in a panic, Pru may need help sniffing out a murderer. When Pru Marlowe takes a dog for a walk, she doesn't expect to find a body. But Spot, a service dog in training, has a good nose that leads her right to the remains of a beautiful young woman. Despite her best instincts, Pru can't avoid getting involved. The young woman seems to have been mauled by a wild cat, but Pru knows there have been no pumas in the Berkshire woods for years. And while Wallis, Pru's curmudgeonly tabby, seems fixated on the idea of a killer cat, Spot has been sending strange signals to Pru's own heightened senses, suggesting that the violent death was something more than a tragic accident. As motives multiply, a cougar of a different sort sets her eyes on Pru's sometime lover, and another woman disappears. With panther panic growing, Pru may have to put aside her own issues and her own ideas of domesticity to solve a savage mystery.
[Read by Tavia Gilbert]
With people in a panic, Pru may need help sniffing out a murderer. When Pru Marlowe takes a dog for a walk, she doesn't expect to find a body. But Spot, a service dog in training, has a good nose that leads her right to the remains of a beautiful young woman. Despite her best instincts, Pru can't avoid getting involved. The young woman seems to have been mauled by a wild cat, but Pru knows there have been no pumas in the Berkshire woods for years. And while Wallis, Pru's curmudgeonly tabby, seems fixated on the idea of a killer cat, Spot has been sending strange signals to Pru's own heightened senses, suggesting that the violent death was something more than a tragic accident. As motives multiply, a cougar of a different sort sets her eyes on Pru's sometime lover, and another woman disappears. With panther panic growing, Pru may have to put aside her own issues and her own ideas of domesticity to solve a savage mystery.










