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Detective Trigger and the Ruby Collar: Detective Trigger 1
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Detective Trigger and the Ruby Collar: Detective Trigger 1
Current price: $19.95


Detective Trigger and the Ruby Collar: Detective Trigger 1
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First in a series of middle-grade light novels about a doggy detective on the trail of crooked cats. Can he make this crime their last meow?
Canine private eye Trigger wishes someone would throw him a bone. Without a case to solve, the quick-witted Chihuahua is stuck digging for scraps in a city run by criminal cats.
So he thinks his luck has changed when a classy dame hires him to find her priceless stolen collar. With his client insisting that an infamous master thief must have taken the jewel-studded accessory, Trigger sniffs around for clues. But what he digs up is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to take down the city’s wicked feline kingpin.
Can Trigger restore law and order, or is he barking up the wrong tree?
First in a series of middle-grade light novels about a doggy detective on the trail of crooked cats. Can he make this crime their last meow?
Canine private eye Trigger wishes someone would throw him a bone. Without a case to solve, the quick-witted Chihuahua is stuck digging for scraps in a city run by criminal cats.
So he thinks his luck has changed when a classy dame hires him to find her priceless stolen collar. With his client insisting that an infamous master thief must have taken the jewel-studded accessory, Trigger sniffs around for clues. But what he digs up is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to take down the city’s wicked feline kingpin.
Can Trigger restore law and order, or is he barking up the wrong tree?


















