Handmade Valentines. Pets falling ill. And a body in the pet shop. February brings more than valentines to Whispering Pines. First, beloved pets throughout town begin falling ill, including Rose's sweet cat, Christie. Then, the handsome local veterinarian, Jack Hilton. stands Rose up, and her romantic plans for the holiday begin to fizzle. But on Valentine's Day, Rose finds a handmade card in her mailbox—and someone is found dead at the local pet store, apparently from a heart attack.
As Rose investigates alongside her Ragdoll cats, Agatha and Christie, she discovers the victim had more enemies in town than friends. And when she finds a mysterious receipt hidden in one of her books, Rose realizes she may have stumbled upon a vital clue. With her clever cats by her side and time running out, can Rose solve the mystery before the killer strikes again?
Join Rose Bennett as she settles into make friends in her dream bookstore in Whispering Pines and finds again that life in a small town isn’t quite as quiet as she’d thought it would be!
This is the second book in a series and I enjoyed reading it very much. Agatha and Christie are Rose's two ragdoll cats and Rose owns a bookstore. In this story, pets all over town start getting sick including Christie, which keeps the veterinarian Jack very busy. Rose finds a handmade Valentine card in her mailbox, as do many of the business owners in town and someone is found dead and assumed to have had a heart attack. When Rose and her cats investigate, she finds out that the victim had way more enemies than friends in town. Can Rose solve the mystery before anyone else dies? Interesting characters and story line, good plot and ending.
Sit down for a cozy evening and read these two Agatha and Christie Cozy murder mysteries. You'll enjoy the characters, the plot with its multiple suspects and arrest of the villain. Relax and enjoy these two stories!
A short mystery, perfect if you need a break from longer, more intense books. I liked the main character and that the clues to solving the mystery came to her, rather than her running around investigating.
These books are just so adorable I don’t want them to end. It’s like eating a sweet treat! I’m loving the townspeople and the relationships rose is making. Who doesn’t love a short cozy mystery?