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Cat in a Jeweled Jumpsuit
A Midnight Louie Mystery
By: Carole Nelson Douglas
Narrated by: Andrea Thompson, Richard Gilliland, Robert Forster
Length: 6 hrs and 20 mins

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By: Carole Nelson Douglas

Narrated by: Andrea Thompson, Richard Gilliland, Robert Forster

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Summary

Midnight Louie, the hugely popular jet-black feline sleuth who thinks he’s Sam Spade with hairballs, returns for an 11th outing in this cozy-noir series. This time his human partner, Temple Barr, learn that the remodeling of the Crystal Phoenix Hotel is being held up by a ghost: the workmen swear its Elvis. The opening of Las Vegas’ first Elvis-themed attraction might explain this unscheduled appearance. With death threats, a late night caller and a dead Elvis, the question is not only whodunit and why; but also, was the King himself really dead again, or for the first time…or not at all?