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A Study In Cutlets
Being a reprint from the Journal of Doctor John "Good Boy" Watson, M.D. (Medical Dog).
Looking back on the events of A Study In Cutlets I am amazed by the remarkable set of circumstances that led me to share quarters, for a time, with an even more remarkable cheetah. At the time, Sherry Bones - only humans called her Sherlock - was a promising consulting detective just starting to make a name for herself in the Milwaukee Zoo while I was simply happy to be adopted from the pound.
In the decade of friendship that followed our first meeting, we would be hailed as the single most formidable crime-fighting duo in animal history, but that's another story. This is the tale of how I met Sherry Bones and of our first case together, The Barnyard Mystery.
Looking back on the events of A Study In Cutlets I am amazed by the remarkable set of circumstances that led me to share quarters, for a time, with an even more remarkable cheetah. At the time, Sherry Bones - only humans called her Sherlock - was a promising consulting detective just starting to make a name for herself in the Milwaukee Zoo while I was simply happy to be adopted from the pound.
In the decade of friendship that followed our first meeting, we would be hailed as the single most formidable crime-fighting duo in animal history, but that's another story. This is the tale of how I met Sherry Bones and of our first case together, The Barnyard Mystery.
126 pages, Paperback
First published February 2, 2015
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Zachary Katz-Stein
2 books9 followersZachary Katz-Stein was born in the small hippy town of Yellow Springs, Ohio. From there he attended Kenyon College, learned to juggle fire, oil paint, and do yoga. He is now somewhat nomadic, which feeds his love affair with fantasy literature.
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