by Rita Mae Brown
This was back to the earlier Mrs. Murphy books, though there was a bit too little in the way of animal characters in this book.I enjoyed the mystery and the setting. As a graduate of one, I am in favour of anything that highlights smaller colleges and universities.If you read just a few of the Mrs....
Aunt Tally is turning 100. While attending a party/fund raiser for her Alma Mater, someone turns up missing. Everyone will be wondering what could be happening. Aunt Tally is also curious about an old unsolved murder that happened in the 60s. Like other reviews I wanted to say great things about ...
Good story, way too much of the author jamming her personal opinion about taxes into the mouths of her human characters.
The series has gotten worse with each book! I still love the animal characters, but the humans were getting annoying. And although I like politics, Brown's insertions of her opinions on taxation, the size of government, gun rights, etc, really had no place in a light-hearted ANIMAL mystery.
The Cat of the Century, the 18th in the line of Sneaky Pie Browne mysteries, concerns, as usual, murder.I enjoyed the plot-line part of this mystery, as always--a little light and not too hard to figure out who did it, but enjoyable.I am coming more and more to object, however, to the endless preach...
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