Mimi Lee Gets a Clue
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Average rating3.7
Nominated for a Lefty Award! Mimi Lee is in over her head. There's her new Los Angeles pet grooming shop to run, her matchmaking mother to thwart, her talking cat Marshmallow to tend to—oh, and the murder of a local breeder to solve...now if only Mimi hadn't landed herself on top of the suspect list. Mimi Lee hoped to give Los Angeles animal lovers something to talk about with her pet grooming shop, Hollywoof. She never imagined that the first cat she said hello to would talk back or be quite so, well, catty—especially about those disastrous dates Mimi's mother keeps setting up. When Marshmallow exposes local breeder Russ Nolan for mistreating Chihuahuas, Mimi steals some of her cat's attitude to tell Russ off. The next day the police show up at Hollywoof. Russ has been found dead, and Mimi's shouting match with him has secured her top billing as the main suspect. Hoping to clear her name and save the pups Russ left behind, Mimi enlists help from her dreamy lawyer neighbor Josh. But even with Josh on board, it'll take Mimi and Marshmallow a lot of sleuthing and more than a little sass to get back to the pet-grooming life—and off the murder scene. "This fast-paced, light and fun read features Malaysian-Chinese food, a fun loving family, lots of animals and a solid mystery that will be a challenge to figure out – my kind of mystery!" -Esme Addison, author of A Spell for Trouble
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3 primary booksA Sassy Cat Mystery is a 3-book series with 3 primary works first released in 2020 with contributions by Jennifer J. Chow.
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Being set in LA makes sense with the high end customers that Mimi has. It offered a lot of unique characters. I liked when Mimi was confidently working with the pets. I liked how she was willing to risk it for the animals and then she found others that felt like she did and she used that to her advantage. I liked the clues that the cat discovered. I thought it was really well done without being too over the top. I like how the police officer came around to get the right murderer. I like the romance. There were parts that felt realistic to a new relationship. The side story with her sister was wrapped up nicely. The dead guy wasn't a good guy, but the author still found people who loved him. I was completely wrong about who did it, but looking back I see the clues that I missed. The author started off a little over the top with everything, but she wrapped it all up so well, I can't complain.
