The Cat Who Knew a Cardinal

By: Lilian Jackson Braun

Narrated by: George Guidall

Back in Pickax, Jim Qwilleran expects to resume a quiet life, but the people and animals of Pickax have other ideas. A noisy cardinal wakes him every morning, nosy neighbors drop by uninvited, and the Siamese cats—Koko and Yum Yum—misbehave, even sneezing on guests. As if they weren't bad enough, Qwill's long-time companion, Polly Duncan, acts as though she is in love—with another man.

Worst of all, Qwill finds a body in his apple orchard. When his friend, Dennis Hough, becomes the chief suspect, Qwill embarks on a crusade to clear Hough's name and win back Polly's heart. Even Koko sniffs out a few clues. But will their efforts be too little too late? Not even Koko knows for sure in the quirky, engaging romp that was a New York Times bestseller.

©2006 Lilian Jackson Braun (P)2006 Phoenix Books, Inc.

QWILLERAN STRIKES AGAIN

it was a pleasant journey from beginning to last chapter

All our favorite characters are in this book and it is an enjoyable read once again, thank you Lillian.

Simply outstanding

Outstanding in every respect ~ story & perforance - especially if you've ever known/loved a Siamese cat. A million stars!

Love this series!

Having already known about the stories, and having listened to them from CDs in the past rented from the library, I already knew I was going to love what I bought from Audible. I love this series because of the characters, the situations, the storyline, and the settings. The man who reads this is George Guidell; I am unsure of how to spell his last name. I really, really enjoyed listening to his voice. It's calming, and at the same time, gives life to every single character within the story. I fully intend on getting more in this series to listen to!

Great Mystery

This is Braun's best to date
Love Guidalls voice.
A complex and intriguing story that shouldn't be missed

light-hearted

Well written and enjoyable light-hearted entertainment. George Guidall is a fantastic narrator. Will be looking for more of his works.