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ISBN:	0812534417 (ISBN13: 9780812534412)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Midnight Louie #3
Characters:	Midnight Louie, Temple Barr
Setting:	Las Vegas, Nevada(United States)

Cat on a Blue Monday (Midnight Louie #3)

Carole Nelson Douglas

Paperback | Pages: 374 pages

Rating: 4.02 | 574 Users | 24 Reviews

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Someone is stalking prize-winning purebreds at the annual Las Vegas Cat Show, and Midnight Louie is off on the prowl again.

As Louie, aided by a telepathic Birman cat named Karma, follows the scent of the killer, Temple is delving into the past of Matt Devine, the handsome young hotline counselor who’s captured her heart.

Soon Louie and Temple find themselves up to their tails in blackmail, extortion, and cold-blooded murder. Fans of foul play, feisty female detectives, and feline forensics are sure to find Cat on a Blue Monday just their saucer of milk.

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Title	:	Cat on a Blue Monday (Midnight Louie #3)
Author	:	Carole Nelson Douglas
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 374 pages
Published	:	December 15th 1994 by Forge Books (first published June 1st 1994)
Categories	:	Mystery. Fiction. Animals. Cats

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Ratings: 4.02 From 574 Users | 24 Reviews

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This cat just gets better and better!I was late in finding these books by about 20 years, but they are so good! The action is quick and Douglas' writing impeccable. I am a little upset by the attitude toward the Catholic church (I am a very devout Catholic and this book was full of quite a bit of misinformation) but I can forgive that because this cat has me hooked!

Nearly everything I want to write about this book would be a spoiler, so I'll simply say that I loved it. There were just so many nuances that made me happy. The details about Matt's background, while I guessed at some of them, make me want to know the rest of the story - and I hope more is revealed in future books. I loved the comparison of Lt. Molina's garb with that of the nuns. The descriptions of the many different breeds of cats had me visualizing each and every one of them. And

My Rating System:* couldn't finish, ** wouldn't recommend, *** would recommend, **** would read again, ***** have read again.

This story of murder and mayhem takes place at the annual Cat Show. People are killed, animals are in peril, and it is up to Midnight Louie, his red-headed roomie, Temple Barr, and their friends and cohorts, to solve the many mysteries.

I was lamenting to a friend about there being no more Cat Who books since Lilian Jackson Braun's demise, and she told me about Carole Nelson Douglas's "Midnight Louie" books. This was completely different, but it's always fun reading from the cat's voice/perspective.The first two in this series weren't in at the library, so I chose this one and thoroughly enjoyed it. It took a bit to get hold of the voice and character of the Midnight Louie-narrated parts, but, once I did, I found him to be a

I still don't really care about Matt. :( The shifting of perspective between him and Temple in this book also tends to confuse me, especially toward the end where they seem to be sharing a chapter and jumping perspectives throughout. Very odd.Midnight Louise tho. #mygirl

I generally like Midnight Louie detective novels (cozy mysteries where both the human and the cat are detectives), especially the hard-boiled chapters written by the cat. But a horrific event partway through the book was so awful that I put the book down for a few weeks. Eventually I made myself go back and finish. Im glad I did. Much of the story is told from Matts point of view (Matt being a neighbor and possible love interest for the human heroine). What we learn about Matt is pivotal. But I