Two-Shot Foul - Borton, D. B.
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"Me, I want it on the record now that I do not want to die hot and sweaty on a gym floor, surrounded by the smell of gym socks and sneakers." Sequel to One for the Money, #1 Best Seller in the Kindle Store's list of Top 100 Free Books, January 2021. After decades of marriage, motherhood, and grandmotherhood, Cat Caliban has become Cincinnati's newest, oldest, funniest detective-in-training. Since no challenge is too insignificant for a trainee detective, Cat takes on a lost kitten case for the neighborhood's preeminent teen entrepreneur. But that leads to a more prominent case: who murdered…mehr

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"Me, I want it on the record now that I do not want to die hot and sweaty on a gym floor, surrounded by the smell of gym socks and sneakers." Sequel to One for the Money, #1 Best Seller in the Kindle Store's list of Top 100 Free Books, January 2021. After decades of marriage, motherhood, and grandmotherhood, Cat Caliban has become Cincinnati's newest, oldest, funniest detective-in-training. Since no challenge is too insignificant for a trainee detective, Cat takes on a lost kitten case for the neighborhood's preeminent teen entrepreneur. But that leads to a more prominent case: who murdered local high school basketball hero Julius "Juky" Kay, star forward of the Oscar Robertson Rattlesnakes? Soon Cat is crutch-deep in corruption, having sustained her first sports injury while investigating Juky's death. Who better than a woman detective to walk the hormone-heavy halls of high school and force teenagers to tell uncomfortable truths? But can Cat survive a murderous attack by a ruthless killer and a night at the senior prom?
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D. B. Borton is the author of two mystery series - the Cat Caliban series and the Gilda Liberty series - as well as the mysteries SMOKE and BAYOU CITY BURNING and the comic sci-fi novel SECOND COMING. She is Professor Emeritus of English at Ohio Wesleyan University.