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The doorbell interrupted Hal’s compulsive explanation. As Hal opened the door, Gillis and Jeffrey came into the living room, Jeffrey with his arm over Mazie’s back and leaning against her as he walked.

Pete Madeira stood at the door, suitcase in hand and a clown nose stuck on his face. He also had a case with him that looked as if it might hold some kind of musical instrument. Pete had visited several times before,
so he was as familiar to the family as I was. Hal and Gillis looked relieved to see him, and Mazie wagged her tail as if she were giving Pete her approval. Jeffrey gave him a tired smile, but I doubted that he understood Pete’s presence meant he was soon going to be separated from his best friend.

This is a work of fiction. All of the characters, organizations, and events portrayed in this novel are either products of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously.

EVEN CAT SITTERS GET THE BLUES

Excerpt from
Cat Sitter on a Hot Tin Roof
copyright © 2008 by Blaize Clement.

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eISBN 9781429992206

First eBook Edition : January 2011

Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 2007038735

EAN: 978-0-312-94536-7

ISBN: 0-312-94536-1

St Martin’s Press hardcover edition / January 2008
St. Martin’s Paperbacks edition / November 2008

BOOK: Even Cat Sitters Get the Blues

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