Case of the Stuttering Parrot by Poole, ventes exceptionnelles Jeffrey NEUF

Zack and Jillian are back in Pomme Valley after their wedding and honeymoon, and life is filled with exciting plans, such as enlarging the winery and building their new dream home. Zacks consulting cases for the police have been few, and the couples two corgis are getting along well with their new housemate, Ruby the African grey parrot. But suddenly Ruby is quoting Shakespeare and coming up with random sayings she couldnt possibly have overheard. And what does any of this have to do with a bank robbery and the death of a security guard in a town a hundred miles away?

But when the corgis, Sherlock and Watson, begin to take notice of oddball things, Zack knows he needs to pay heed. In their usual fashion, the super-smart little dogs will gather the clues so Zack and his cop buddy Vance can put it all together.

Readers are loving these indomitable dog sleuths. Meet Zack and the corgis, Sherlock and Watson, in this delightfully humorous series that pulls you right in.

Praise for Jeffrey Poole and the Corgi Case Files:

"I cant wait for the next book. I love mysteries and animals, so these books are perfect reading for me. Sherlock is a small furry Jessica Fletcher." - H. Dudley, 5 stars online review

"A great introduction to the characters in the Corgi Case Files mystery series. Sherlock is brilliant!" J.D. - 5 stars on Amazon (on Case of the One-Eyed Tiger)

"The best thing--this guy loves the corgis, as I do, and he describes their behavior very well. Looking forward to future stories." - 5 stars, Amazon

"An intriguing story with a wonderful cast of characters. The plot was excellent and filled with twists and turns it kept my interest to the very end!" - 5 stars on Amazon

"I absolutely love this series. If you like a good story, great characters and seriously smart and lovable canines, youll love this book. Start with the first book and work your way through the Corgi Case Files. They just keep getting better." - K. Underwood, 5 stars online review