
Cold Brew Catastrophe
Comics and Coffee Case Files, Book 3
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Narrated by:
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Jeffrey Kafer
About this listen
A decades-old body. A mystery that was never meant to be solved.
After taking part in two murder investigations, Kirby Jackson feels like his sleuthing days are over. His plate is full. He has his comic book and coffee shop to tend to, a stubborn dachshund to perk up, and a new cat who thinks she owns the place. Gambit, the dachshund, can’t get used to the idea of sharing anything - let alone an apartment - with Rogue, the feline wonder. The cat always slips away just when he thinks he’s got her cornered.
When a local teen goes missing during the annual Niilhaasi Pirate Festival, Kirby offers his and Gambit’s help.
What the two uncover shakes the small coastal community to its core...
©2019 William Davis (P)2020 William Tyler DavisKirby a comic book and coffee shop owner has his hands full trying to get his dog to accept the new addition to the household, a cat. The last thing he wants is to participate in the annual Niilhaasi pirate festival but like getting a cat her gets talks into it ends up drawing the map for the treasure hunt. He had no idea that one of the locations on the map would lead to something else buried there or a teenage boy would go missing. Kirby vows to stay out of it but when it is discovered that the location for the treasure was suggested by an old friends father he gets dragged into the investigation. Can he find the missing boy and solve a very cold case? And broker a truce between his cat and dog before blood is drawn.
I liked the narrator, he did a good job with the characters voices and really helped to sell the story.
I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.
Nothing cold about this book in fact I enjoyed it
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