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The Ginger Flic Casebook

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Flic is on a mission to clean up the tarnished seaside paradise of Whitstable


She was once just a moody tri-colour calico cat living in London with her human Ben Johns, a DI with the Met. But when he was brutally shot down by the notoriously arty Kincaid gang she suddenly found herself re-homed in Whitstable. Now she's brought her crime-busting instincts to the not-so-sleepy coastal Babylon she contemptuously dubs Whelkville.


With the help of muscle-bound Bengal Lucifurr and brain-box tabby Ross, she embarks on a surreal odyssey through the town's bizarre crime scene. These include a distasteful Down-From-London foodie scene murder, a criminal encounter with Situationist philosophy and an allotment killing with Scandi overtones. And she won't stop pouncing on villains until justice for Ben is finally done.

Genre: Fiction, Mystery & detective
Format: Paperback
Published: 2021
Pages: 234
Publisher: Duarte Figueira
ISBN: 9781739867317

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