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Leger - Cat Sleuth #4-6
The Leger - Cat Sleuth Mysteries Volume 4-6
Meet Leger McInnes, the west of Scotland's finest feline sleuth. Not content with naps and climbing he sought a new purpose in life and creative outlet. However, his art was not appreciated by his owner so he used his time to solve crimes in the area.This edition comprises the novelettes Leger's Winter, Leger's Gift and Leger's Love and sees him set out to find a missing cat, catch a thief and solve a murder mystery. These all-ages stories are suitable for adults and children alike.
164 pages, Paperback
First published March 21, 2014
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About the author
Lacey Dearie
69 books95 followersLacey Dearie is a writer from Ayrshire, Scotland. She has lived her whole life in the Ayrshire countryside and sets many of her stories in this area, or in the places where her extended family live.
On leaving school in 1995, she chose an entrepreneurial career path, which later led to a job in book-keeping before working for over a decade as a paralegal. She also ran a small perfumery for a short time and has worked as a mystery shopper since 2007, partly because she likes the glamour of being a spy, although it's actually super boring and there's a lot of paperwork involved.
She returned to study in her 30s, undertaking a BA in Arts & Humanities with the Open University in Scotland, where she gained a distinction in creative writing. She has also studied Comparative and World Literature with Harvard's online program, Harvard X and History of Religion, specifically magical beliefs in the Middle Ages with the Universitat de Barcelona.
Since 2002, she has written for a variety of publications, both in print and online. She is the author of 39 cat sleuth novellas, 2 chick-lit novels, 3 stories about sexually active foods and a blog named Rock Paper Spirit. She has also written a Chaka Demus and Pliers tribute musical, just to pass the time.
She has been an associate member of the Cat Writers Association since 2018.
On leaving school in 1995, she chose an entrepreneurial career path, which later led to a job in book-keeping before working for over a decade as a paralegal. She also ran a small perfumery for a short time and has worked as a mystery shopper since 2007, partly because she likes the glamour of being a spy, although it's actually super boring and there's a lot of paperwork involved.
She returned to study in her 30s, undertaking a BA in Arts & Humanities with the Open University in Scotland, where she gained a distinction in creative writing. She has also studied Comparative and World Literature with Harvard's online program, Harvard X and History of Religion, specifically magical beliefs in the Middle Ages with the Universitat de Barcelona.
Since 2002, she has written for a variety of publications, both in print and online. She is the author of 39 cat sleuth novellas, 2 chick-lit novels, 3 stories about sexually active foods and a blog named Rock Paper Spirit. She has also written a Chaka Demus and Pliers tribute musical, just to pass the time.
She has been an associate member of the Cat Writers Association since 2018.
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June 12, 2018
The dash, the child and the kidnappers
Wonderful light read. A train trip with his human and her young friend plus his amor and her daughter turn into a mad dash when he spots a young boy being "abducted". What will happen? How will he manage to get the boy free and how will they all get home? A wonderful little read for all animal lovers who know that their pets are more in the know then we give them credit for.
Wonderful light read. A train trip with his human and her young friend plus his amor and her daughter turn into a mad dash when he spots a young boy being "abducted". What will happen? How will he manage to get the boy free and how will they all get home? A wonderful little read for all animal lovers who know that their pets are more in the know then we give them credit for.
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