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Customer Reviews for Harvest House Publishers The Cat's Pajamas, Cat Detectives Series #2
Harvest House Publishers The Cat's Pajamas, Cat Detectives Series #2
When two murders occur on the movie scene in White Sands, Alabama, who are you going to call? Jacques the Ripper and Cleo, cat detectives!
Jacques and Cleo have recently moved to White Sands to live in a beautiful beach house left to their owner, Kate Forrest. While Kate gets involved with a beach ministry for young people, Jake Novak works upstairs on his novel. Their peace is shattered by the arrival of the Hollywood set, and two subsequent murders. But the excitement doesn't stop there...Jake is pulled in for questioning and Jacques and Cleo are asked to take part in the film. Will Jacques and Cleo be able to solve the crimes before Jake is convicted...or something worse happens? Gilbert Morris, softcover, 251 pages.
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Customer Reviews for The Cat's Pajamas, Cat Detectives Series #2
Review 1 for The Cat's Pajamas, Cat Detectives Series #2
Overall Rating:
Good Mystery
Date:September 9, 2011
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This was an easy to read mystery - what I call a beach mystery. It held my interest through the whole story - I cannot wait to get her next book.
The title had nothing to do with the mystery however, and
I almost did not buy the book - but after reading it, I was
glad I did. It was a sit-back, relaxing, mystery.
I almost did not buy the book - but after reading it, I was
glad I did. It was a sit-back, relaxing, mystery.
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Review 2 for The Cat's Pajamas, Cat Detectives Series #2
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Date:December 29, 2008
Great book - great story line - I hope Gilbert Morris writes more than three in this series!
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Review 3 for The Cat's Pajamas, Cat Detectives Series #2
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Date:October 23, 2008
West Edgecombe Baptist Church
Keep these cats solving mysteries! They are great even if Jacques the Ripper is BADDDDD!
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Review 4 for The Cat's Pajamas, Cat Detectives Series #2
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Date:June 19, 2007
I thought that this book was lots better than the first book in the series. The cats get more talking time and a bigger role in this book. They even get to star in the movie! I liked how Jacques and Cleo have more conversations and more opinions on their owners. I think that they are smarter than Kate and Jake in regards to their relationship. There are more new characters introduced in this book. Because of the movie being filmed in the town, many Hollywood type folks enter the scene. Avis, the lead actress, and Jake have a past but their relationship felt very fake. I felt that the remarks by the producer, Aaron Tobin, were quite harsh especially the racist comments he made. He definitely comes off as a character everyone loves to hate. Jake still comes off as a very unlikable character to me. Even though there are several scenes where he helps out those around him (ie taking care of Ocie) he still acts like a jerk. Two scenes that come to mind are when he gets mad at Kate for going out with Bev and tells her he would give her a whipping if she was his daughter. This comes off very chauvinistic because he's acting jealous for no reason and plus Kate had done absolutely nothing wrong. The other scene is when he throws Jacques, who has very dangerous claws, at an actor simply because Jake doesn't like his choice of career. Eric ends up getting hurt but Jake never apologizes which I felt was really distasteful of his actions since Kate had warned him that Jacques could do serious damage. The mystery once again is a good one. I did guess the ending this time but overall I enjoyed the whole story. I always enjoy reading books about what it is like to make a movie. Overall I enjoyed this book and am looking forward to reading this book. I just hope that Jake's character will change in the third book, as it stands I'm still not a fan of him.
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