When acting
didn’t pan out, she opted for the next best thing: paralegal assistant. It wasn’t
her dream job, but, hey, she had bills to pay.
She didn’t
know it then, but Angie Russo’s life was about to change.
One day at
work, Angie was trying to make coffee for her egotistical and arrogant lawyer
bosses. When she plugged in the coffee maker, she got the shock of her life
(literally) and lost consciousness. After a while, she woke up the insulting comments
of an annoying cat. But wait…cats don’t make comments. In fact, they don’t say
anything!
From that
moment on, Angie realized that she could communicate with pets, thus,
transforming her into a pet whisperer.
The story
goes that the cat, Octavius whatever, wanted Angie’s help to solve his owner’s
murder. But, first, she needed to wrap her head around the fact that she was
now talking to a cat. Personally, I would’ve stuck with Octo-Puss rather than
Octo-Cat.
Funny and
witty! How Angie argues with that bratty cat was enjoyable. Like two cats in a
knap sack, they quibble and quarrel over every little thing as they try to
solve this nutty case. Leaving all the money to a cat certainly could be a
motive. Could her boss actually be a killer though?
A good mystery
read!
My rating: 4 stars
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