Ich habe das Buch heute vom offenen Bücherregal beim Literarischen Zentrum in der Kongresshalle (Lonystrasse 2) mitgebracht. Es handelt sich um eine Taschenbuchausgabe von 1993.

"Mrs. Murphy thinks the new man in town is the cat's meow.... Maybe she should think again. Small towns don't take kindly to strangers--unless the stranger happens to be a drop-dead gorgeous and seemingly unattached male. When Blair Bainbridge comes to Crozet, Virginia, the local matchmakers lose no time in declaring him perfect for their newly divorced postmistress, Marry Minor "Harry Haristeen." Even Harry's tiger cat, Ms. Murphy, and her Welsh Corgi, Tee Tucker, believe he smells A-okay. Could his one little imperfection be that he's a killer? Blair becomes the most likely suspect when the pieces of a dismembered corpse begin tuming up around Crozet. No one knows who the dead man is, but when a grisly clue makes a spectacular appearance in the middle of the fall festivities, more than an early winter snow begins chilling the blood of Crozet's very best people. That's when Ms. Murphy, her friend Tucker, and her human companion Harry begin to sort throughout the clues . . . only to find themselves a whisker away from becoming the killer's next victims."

This book will be travelling with me to Göteborg, Sweden to the international bookcrossing convention 19.- 21. April 2013.

I left this book on the huge booktable in the convention house :-)

...where I found it from. 46 books followed me home. Like the Piper of Hameln, that's me with books.

Oops, found this among travel books when culling my books due to a temporary move. I am ashamed to admit that the book is still unread [blushes]. However, I am putting together a parcel for the winner of my "Plumbing-renovation RABCK" and luckily she is a cat lover. Enjoy!
I am not sure when the parcel is ready for the delivery, so the release-date is an estimation.

Thank you!