Giblet & Belle, The Case Of The One Still Too Many - Lay, Robert S
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Wherever there are humans and cats, there are Protectors. Protectors, the ancient secret order of cats that have watched over and defended People and their settlements for thousands of years, mostly without humans realizing. These are the stories of Belle, a young Protector, and her best friend Giblet, who find themselves up to their whiskers in mysteries and intrigue. Giblet & Belle are back, and this time the crime is personal... The family is taking a working vacation to the beautiful little mountain town of Busby, West Virginia. But this town holds dark secrets that some will kill to keep.…mehr

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Wherever there are humans and cats, there are Protectors. Protectors, the ancient secret order of cats that have watched over and defended People and their settlements for thousands of years, mostly without humans realizing. These are the stories of Belle, a young Protector, and her best friend Giblet, who find themselves up to their whiskers in mysteries and intrigue. Giblet & Belle are back, and this time the crime is personal... The family is taking a working vacation to the beautiful little mountain town of Busby, West Virginia. But this town holds dark secrets that some will kill to keep. Soon Belle, Giblet, and the rest of the animals are up to their whiskers in murder, moonshine, and a decade-old secret that involves one of their own. However, Belle and her mentor, Mittens, are no ordinary cats; they are highly trained Protectors, an ancient secret society helping humanity for thousands of years, always working from the shadows, with only a handful of humans who know about them. Will Giblet & Belle sort out the clues in time to prevent another murder and bring justice?
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Robert Lay lives in the middle of the United States with a wonderful wife, two college-aged children, five cats and one dog - all of whom have a great deal of personality and take turns running his life. Robert attended Saint Louis University for graduate and undergraduate education and is renowned for his skill at making a Martini or Manhattan. In addition to being the author, publisher, chief cook and bottle washer, Robert also relishes being able to write unedited, self-aggrandizing blurbs about himself for others to read.