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Also by Lilian Jackson Braun:

The Cat Who Had 60 Whiskers, December 2007
Paperback
The Cat Who Had 60 Whiskers, January 2007
Hardcover
Two Cats, Three Tales, April 2006
Trade Size (reprint)
The Cat Who Dropped a Bombshell, January 2006
Hardcover
The Cat Who Went Bananas, December 2005
Paperback (reprint)
The Cat Who Talked Turkey, December 2004
Paperback (reprint)
The Private Life of the Cat Who ...:, October 2004
Paperback
The Cat Who Brought Down the House, December 2003
Paperback (reprint)
Short and Tall Tales: Moose County Legends Collected by James MacKintosh Qwilleran, November 2003
Paperback (reprint)
The Cat Who Went up the Creek, December 2002
Paperback (reprint)
Three Complete Novels OMNI, June 2002
Hardcover (reprint)
The Cat Who Smelled a Rat, January 2002
Paperback (reprint)
The Cat Who Robbed a Bank, January 2001
Paperback (reprint)
The Cat Who Saw Stars, January 2000
Paperback (reprint)

THE CAT WHO SMELLED A RAT
By: Lilian Jackson Braun

Cat Who... Series, #23
Penguin
January 2002
Featuring: James Qwilleran; Koko and Yum Yum
304 pages
ISBN: 0515132268
Paperback (reprint)
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Meet prizewinning reporter Jim Qwilleran and his extraordinary Siamese cats Koko and Yum Yum—the most unlikely, most unusual, most delightful team in detective fiction! The way Jim Qwilleran sees it, there’s nothing worse than being left high and dry. But that’s exactly where he’s been ever since a record-breaking drought hit Moose County. He’s bedraggled. Beleaguered. And, following a rash of fires at local historic minesites, deeply bewildered. Some blame the blazes on bad weather conditions, but Qwill’s thinking arson. And when a mysterious explosion is followed by a blood-chilling murder, he starts seriously praying for snow—and answers. Good thing Koko can smell trouble a mile away…

“A puzzling mystery…a most welcome addition to the series.”— Publishers Weekly “The feelings produced by reading about Qwill and his pals can best be compared to that coziest of feelings—having a purring cat on your lap.”