Book 'Em, Eddie

Bookmobile Cat Mysteries, Book 13

De: Laurie Cass

Narrado por: Erin Bennett

When cat-astrophe strikes, Minnie and her trusty rescue cat, Eddie, will have to read between the lines to solve a murder in the newest Bookmobile Cat mystery.

The Chilson Library bookmobile has a new stop on its route: Honey Hollow Adult Foster Care. When Minnie learns that Honey Hollow is just down the road from an enclave of gorgeous Victorian homes, she decides she just has to take a look, especially after she learns that a Honey Hollow resident used to clean identical houses that stood side by side, and were owned by twin siblings. But when Minnie and Eddie and the bookmobile take their scenic detour, Eddie uncharacteristically escapes from the bookmobile—and finds a woman in the woods, horribly wounded with an arrow.

Though Minnie desperately calls 9-1-1, all too soon she realizes she was too late. Police seem ready to call the death a hunting accident, but Minnie can't shake the feeling that foul play was involved, particularly given the woman's final whispered words. With evidence lacking, Minnie and Eddie will have to claw their way through a thicket of suspects to find the truth.

©2025 Janet Koch (P)2025 Tantor Media

Great!

The only thing disappointing about the series is how long I have to wait for the next one to come out!

LOVE THAT EDDIE! ANOTHER GOOD BOOK DROM AUTHOR LAURIE CASS…😊

I’ve waited a long time for Ms. Cass to do another Eddie book and the wait was worth it. Eddie is as lovable as he always is (having six smart cats of my own, I often talk to them as Minnie does to Eddie, just not in as much detail).

The storyline was very good. For a good part of the book I didn’t know who the killer was, and as it turned out, my guess was completely wrong (if I had been able to guess easily, the book would have been boring).

I’m happy that in this book Minnie and Rafe are finally happily married. If I had another career choice at this stage in my life, I’d really enjoy being a librarian. Driving a book mobile and sharing the love of reading sounds like a wonderful way to make a living. If one HAS to work, they should love what they do, right? Even now, I still toy with the idea of returning to college, this time, majoring in library science. Every time I read a “Minnie and Eddie” book, the idea returns to the front of my mind and fans the flame.😊

I have two small complaints about this book (maybe it’s my mood today): 1. Minnie babbles and rambles on way too much in this book for my liking; and 2. Julia and her accents…they’re NOT good and I wouldn’t miss them a bit if they were absent in future books.

Over all, I enjoyed the story and as always, I enjoyed Ms. Bennett’s narration. I can’t imagine anyone else as the voice of Minnie.💕

If you are a Minnie and Eddie fan, I definitely recommend this fun book.

Predictable

I didn’t like how she made dumb decisions at the end. Call the sheriff or your husband to go with you.