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Lilian Jackson Braun 2-in-1 Edition, Volume 3

The Cat Who Knew a Cardinal and The Cat Who Moved a Mountain

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Lilian Jackson Braun 2-in-1 Edition, Volume 3

By: Lilian Jackson Braun
Narrated by: Theodore Bikel
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Phoenix Books brings together two of Braun's best mysteries in this Volume 3 in the series of 2-in-1 editions, featuring:

The Cat Who Knew a Cardinal: When the director of the Pickax Theatre Club's Shakespeare production is found dead in Qwilleran's apple orchard, Qwilleran and his Siamese sleuths must discover which player staged the murder.

The Cat Who Moved a Mountain: On vacation in the Big Potato Mountains, Qwilleran stumbles into a mystery involving the murder of J. J. Hawkinfield, the developer who was pushed off a mountain years before after announcing his plans to develop the region.

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