Title: There is no mystery here.
Product review: Ms. Brauns' books about Qwill and his cats have been declining in the last several years, and this one confirms my fears -- that she has run out of ideas (there is no mystery, nor is anything remotely pretending to be a mystery resolved), and is published without much editing (she repeats herself in plot points and gets away with ignoring plot twists -- such as when a body is spotted in the water. The police are called and then for several pages it's as if nothing is amiss!) This book is more about travel, history, and only having conversations over meals, cookies, drinks or snacks. Granted, Qwill has always seemed a bit overly prim, even feminine (calling the cat litter box a commode, the vanity regarding his mustache, the obsessive compulsive neatness of his home) and he's getting prissier as he ages. I'm glad I didn't buy this book, and I sure won't recommend it to ANYbody.
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