Mindful Monday – 90 Published Books and Counting

I’m happy to announce publication of a new Klepto Cat Mystery. And this one is even more special than most as it’s my 90th published book. Ninety books published over a nearly 50-year career. That’s almost two published books a year.

How do I plan to celebrate? Probably by sitting at the computer, Olivia and maybe Sophie at my side, while I map out my latest Klepto Cat Mystery.

The new one is A Whisker of Doubt. In this story, it’s all cats on deck in order to solve a six-year-old crime. A guest at a surprise birthday party renews Detective Craig’s faith and enthusiasm for proving a dear relative’s innocence. Of course Savannah and Rags are called to action and they use unprecedented methods in their investigation with stunning results. There’s a lot of fur-flying in this spirited story because the truth hinges on what the cats have to say.

Meanwhile, Savannah is caught up in a lost-cat drama when she unknowingly returns the beautiful Himalayan they found to the wrong person. She and Rags shift into high gear in a desperate attempt to reunite the cat with the people who love him before it’s too late.

The print book is available. The kindle version will follow likely before Thanksgiving.

 

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4 Responses to Mindful Monday – 90 Published Books and Counting

  1. Congratulations on publishing your 90th book! Thank you for the continued joy in reading about Rags’ investigative journeys over the years. I generally finish you books in 1-2 days and can’t wait for the next one to be published! The often heart-tugging scenarios continue to stay in my heart as well.

  2. Nettie says:

    Thanks for the response to requests for updates on your new books. All your reader fans love to get the heads up ASAP, in order to read them now! Cannot wait for the Kindle version of your newest, it is unreal how fast you come up with new adventures. Imagine being able to actually juggle the many responsibilities that Savannah does every day with so little effort (seemingly anyway). Will she ever be ready to start practicing as a Vet again? Once the 2 kids are in school, she might actually be too bored to stay home! Of course, in reality she would home school anyway. I just see her as too particular to let others choose what or how they will learn. She might even start a small private school! Of course, solving mysteries with Rags is pretty time consuming already, so maybe even she would be overwhelmed to add teaching to the mix. Just my thoughts, I will enjoy seeing what the future brings.

    • Patricia says:

      Hi Nettie, Thank you for your sweet comments. Savannah is the type to homeschool the kids, huh? I hadn’t thought of that. Will she go back to being a veterinarian? Maybe part time–she and Rags need time to get into all that mischief. Actually I truly don’t know what’s ahead for Rags and his family and friends until I sit down at the computer to write a new story. Then it just pours out. So we’ll be surprised together at the development of the next stories.

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