Murder in a Hurry (A Mr. & Mrs. North Mystery)

by Frances Louise Davis Lockridge

_Murder In a Hurry_ brings Jerry and Pam North one of their most intriguing cases. Eccentric multi-millionaire J. K. Halder ran his Greenwich Village pet shop as a hobby more than a business; he considered dogs not only his best, but his only friends. Now he has been found murdered, grotesquely folded into one of the shop's cages and there are a number of suspects, all eager to get a share of the Halder fortune. Considering Mr. Halder's taste in companions, it seems fitting that a pooch plays an essential role in finding the murderer.

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