Description
A cold case from the Swinging Sixties. A sassy senior sleuth. If Cat Caliban’s not your favorite crime-solving grandma, you just haven’t met her yet.
Meet Cat Caliban: former housewife, widow, cat lady — and private eye in training. Who said fifty-something was too old to start again?
But if Cat’s not old, the case that lands on her desk sure is. Back in the summer of ’69, rebellious teen Leila Perle secretly boarded a bus to Woodstock, and never came home.
What really happened at the legendary music festival — if the missing girl even made it there at all?
Some say that if you can remember the Sixties, you weren’t there. But Cat’s certain someone from the hazy, drug-addled era of peace, love and rock ‘n’ roll remembers exactly what happened to the missing music-lover.
And they’ll do anything to keep their terrible secret buried.
ELEVEN HOURS TO MURDER — a whip-smart, witty mystery featuring Cincinnati’s sharpest tongued sleuth, three cats, one retired Black cop friend with a very unruly beagle, and a case where justice is long overdue.
Perfect for fans of Ellie Alexander, Lucy Connelly, Rita Mae Brown, Annie Adams, Susan McBride and Tonya Kappes.
“A great cozy mystery that held me captive from start to finish.”
Alicia M., Netgalley
“This was a fun and quirky read.”
Kelly, Goodreads
“A delightful blend of retro intrigue and modern charm, starring one of the most refreshingly unconventional sleuths in cozy crime fiction: Cat Caliban.”
Leane, Goodreads
“With a clever plot that’s both cunning and witty, the main characters make this a very enjoyable read.”
Phil Rogers, Goodreads
“I was gripped right from the very start and it kept me hooked all the way through.
Kirsty, Goodreads
“The witty writing had me chuckling away.”
Nicola Doyle, Goodreads
“I loved everything about this from the setting to the characters, both human and animal. Cat is one of the best protagonists I have encountered for a long while and Moses is amazing. . . .The mystery itself is so well paced and woven that you find you cannot put it down as you continue. I think any cosy crime fan will love this book.
Siobhain, A Reader Lives a Thousand Lives
