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by Shirley Rousseau Murphy (Author) "DURING FIRST WEEK OF OCTOBER, WHEN AN ICY WIND blew off the Pacific, rattling the windows of Molena Point's shops, and the shops, half buried..." (more)
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With her latest Joe Grey mystery, Murphy moves closer to integrating the world she created in her first adult novel, The Catswold Portal (1992), which features shape changers who shift between cat and human forms. Azrael, the sinister black tomcat with burning yellow eyes introduced in Cat in the Dark (1999), has returned to Molena Point, California, to embark on another crime spree with human cohorts while he attempts to find the cat portal to the Netherworld. Kate Osborne, who moved to San Francisco three years earlier to search for information about the parents she has never known, also comes back to the village, obviously troubled and arousing great interest on the part of Azrael. The fast-paced story involves sophisticated burglary, murder, and the bizarre secret of Kate's own nature. Once again the delightful mix of humans, sentient cats, mystery, and humor remains true to the preceding books in the series, only this time with a larger dollop of fantasy, which should extend the audience beyond the usual cat-mystery buffs. Sally Estes
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"Cat-chy . . . fast-paced." (Publishers Weekly )

"Magical whimsy and deft writing." (Cats magazine )

"Excellent reading, whether you believe or not. Not to be missed!" (Armchair Detective )

"Beautifully written." (Carmel Pine Cone )

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DURING FIRST WEEK OF OCTOBER, WHEN AN ICY WIND blew off the Pacific, rattling the windows of Molena Point's shops, and the shops, half buried beneath blowing oaks, were bright with expensive gifts and fall colors, residents were startled by three unusual burglaries. Read the first page
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4.0 out of 5 stars NOT THE BEST, STILL FUN, Jun 22 2004
By Michael Butts (Martinsburg, WV USA) - See all my reviews
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I'm sure when a writer dives into a series of novels, it's bound to get a little stale. Shirley Rousseau Murphy's Joe Gray/Dulcie series has so far been a very enjoyable series, with her feline hero/heroines (Kit's the other female)a delight to spend time with. CAT FEAR NO EVIL, while sure to please Ms. Murphy's fans, is a little stale. Murphy spends a lot of time commiserating over some of her character's dilemmas redundantly and uncolorfully. This is true in the case of both Kate and Dillon. There also isn't as much of Dulcie and Kit in this one; seems Murphy is spending a little more time on her humans in this one, and while Kate Osborne was initially fascinating, in this book she comes across pathetically inept both emotionally and physically. Azriel, the black cat, also chews up too much of the scenery. There's some far fetched plotting in this one, and resolutions come a little too easily.
But, the series isn't dead; Ms. Murphy needs to reassess why her readers have followed her---the three cats should be the focal point of the books, and let other fiction writers focus on the humans!!!
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3.0 out of 5 stars Weakest "Joe Grey" yet. A "C" book., April 24 2004
By Peter D. Tillman (Taos, NM USA) - See all my reviews
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EVIL , the ninth Joe Grey, is readable, but weak and implausible. As in many long-running series, my willing suspension of disbelief suffered from the shear quantity of mayhem that happens to Our Heroes and their pals. Plus this one has a confused mishmash of plotlines. Has moments, but Murphy needs a fresh start, I guess.

Note that the first 4 or 5 Joe Greys are delightful. Just don't start here.

Happy reading!
Pete Tillman

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5.0 out of 5 stars Go Joe Grey, Mar 22 2004
By 4fabfelines "Lesa" (Shelbyville , TN) - See all my reviews
The evil one is back in this riviting book. I was disappointed the Kate did not have her "skills" among her this time. But a very satisfying read! i have all her books and re-read often.
I highly recommend The Catswold Portal if you can get a copy. It is a out of print book.
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