Skeletons in more than just the closets

I was enjoying this book but got totally lost at the end. I think we were introduced to too many characters at once, add in the nicknames and I got confused who the killer was, the motive was obvious though. I might have to re listen to the story again too work it out and get it straight before starting the next voice, which is a shame because I love the story. The whole Cougar-shifter was more present in this book and was a lot of fun and usual. I love the dog Smooshie, who stole the show and look forward to the next book.
Lily is a Cougar-shifter living in a town of humans. The last thing she wants to do is get close to her landlord and boss and have him find out her secret. Which is why she decides to buy her own house, even if it's a fixer upper. The house she buys has a history, one that she and her dog discover when knocking down walls. The discovery of the dead body in her house leads to a much more recent death. At the same time her boss's old school friends are back in town to say goodbye to there old high school coach and things get complicated when they seem to have a connection to the deaths. Can Lily find the killer?
I liked the narrator. She did some good voices, I especially loved the voice she gave the squirrel familiar.

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