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THE CASE OF THE ILL-GOTTEN GOAT By : Claudia Bishop
THe Casebook of Dr. McKenzie
Berkley
June 2008
On Sale: June 3, 2008
Featuring: Austin McKenzie
208 pages ISBN: 0425222071 EAN: 9780425222072 Paperback
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Animalsโand justiceโhave found their hero in Dr. McKenzie. When a randy milk inspector is found dead in 400 gallons of goat milk, veterinarian Austin McKenzie and his wife Madeline will have to cull a killer from a herd of suspects. And along the way, the vet might just save some bleating hearts.