Fish and Chip

From the rescue-to the rescue!

Love talking pets and theme parks? Then welcome to Huckleberry Hollow.

The purrfect crime needs the purrfect detectives.

Two cats, nine lives, one murder case.

After discovering my husband in a compromising position with his yoga instructor, I needed a fresh start. What I got was a dead body in the funhouse on my very first day.

Now I'm juggling broken rides, a murder investigation, and two opinionated cats who've become the park's unofficial mascots. Fish, a black and white tabby who belongs to my friend Bizzy Baker Wilder from Cider Cove, and Chip, my food-obsessed orange fluffball, are surprisingly helpful sleuths-when they're not critiquing my amateur detective skills or my budding attraction to the all-too-handsome Detective Drake.

The victim, a notoriously cruel food critic, had plenty of enemies among the travel writers' conference being hosted at the park. But as mysterious footprints, missing collector pins, and old park secrets begin to surface, I realize someone has gone to elaborate lengths to frame the wrong person.

With the help of my feline sidekicks and some eccentric friends, I need to catch a killer before they strike again. Because in Huckleberry Hollow, the rides may be rickety, but the murder plots are perfectly engineered.

Chip: Wait, we got our own book? Since when are we solving mysteries?

Fish: Since that food critic turned up dead in the funhouse. That's right! We've got our very own cozy mystery series!

Chip: Does this mean we get royalties? Preferably in tuna form?

Fish: Focus, orange one.

Chip: At least they got the food-obsessed part right for me. Though they failed to mention my award-worthy napping skills.

Fish: I see they included that handsome detective. The one who keeps making our human blush and drop things.

Chip: The bacon provider? I approve of him. His treat distribution technique shows promise.

Fish: This book better sell well. My reputation is at stake. And Bizzy will want a full report when I return home.

Chip: Think they'll make cat-shaped bookmarks? Or little plush toys of us?

Fish: Merchandising opportunities aside, we have a reputation to uphold. Murder and mice won't solve themselves.

Chip: True. Plus, Huckleberry Hollow Wonderland needs us. It's got "mice situation" written all over it.

Fish: Indeed. The kingdom-I mean, park-depends on our vigilance.

Chip: And our cuteness.

Fish: That goes without saying, Chip.