Description
Newspaper reporter Jim Qwilleran finds himself drawn into a murder investigation in Junktown, a neighborhood where antique shops, eccentric residents, and long-held secrets create an intriguing backdrop. With the help—or interference—of his remarkably perceptive Siamese cats, Koko and Yum Yum, Qwilleran follows a trail of clues hidden among the community’s cluttered past and complicated relationships. Blending classic mystery with gentle humor, memorable characters, and feline intuition, the novel explores deception, loyalty, and the unexpected connections within a close-knit neighborhood. Lilian Jackson Braun’s witty, atmospheric storytelling gives the case an engagingly lighthearted charm while maintaining the suspense of a traditional whodunit.
Available Editions
paperback
Penguin
Published Dec 1, 1986
273 pages
ISBN: 9780515087949
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First Published
1968
Language
eng
Content Warnings
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