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COLD-BLOODED – The Mattie Saunders Series – Book 2

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The Reptile Refuge where Liz volunteers has been closed by police while they investigate a suspicious death that took place on the premises. Desperately needing a home for her reptiles, she reaches out to an old friend from high school, Mattie Saunders, and asks if it's possible to temporarily board them at Saunders Bird Sanctuary? 

Mattie knows she should be more concerned with the circumstances but sees it as an opportunity to reconnect with her friend, as well as help some animals in distress. It's only after two members of the RCMP drug squad confront Mattie in a coffee shop and suggest that Liz's involvement at the refuge was more than looking after its inhabitants.

The refuge's owner, Leborg Kovacevic, used the facility as a front for his drug trafficking business, and not only Liz was Kovacevic's partner but also his partner-in-crime. Breaking the law isn’t the only risk Mattie’s taking, her life might also be in danger considering the company she keeps.

Too late she finds out Liz has something in common with the pythons, geckos, and iguanas she's seeking shelter for.
They're all cold-blooded.

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3.5 Stars, borrow

I’m seriously running out of steam on doing these but I’ll keep plugging along until I’ve finished all the ones on my kindle.  This one isn’t too bad. Fairly informative and the pictures were not pixilated. However, I am not a huge fan of reptiles, so this was kind of hard for me to read without my eyes glazing over. Oh well. Other people may like this, but I was rather uninterested and bored.

Did you know?

Iguanas live in places where the water is abundant, like tropical rain forests

Some Iguanas are able to hold their breath for up to 30 minutes (am I the only one who wonders

how exactly they determine this?)

Iguanas are ususally between four and six feet long from head to tail

Iguanas can detatch their tails if caught and will grow another without any permanent damage

Iguanas communicate with one another through rapid eye movements (who knew??)