Sherlock and Watson are at it again! The Corgi version, that is! Since their visit with the Queen (who, as you remember, loved corgi dogs) they have become rather famous and they've been asked to come to Sitka, Alaska to solve a theft. There's a new facility up there, one that hopes to create a successful breeding program for the emperor penguin. They have had one hatching, which is perfect timing since there is an inspection coming up soon, one which determining if they can continue. That chick has gone missing and it is up to the mystery solving corgis to find him. The Case of the Unlucky Emperor is the 17th of the Corgi Case Files by J.M. Poole. Follow all the 'doggy' clues and see if you can figure it out!

Lane is happily adjusting to married life when a phone call from Scotland concerning her grandfather's health changes that. He and his wife basically raised Lane and her sister, so she is off to Scotland to see if she can help. Her estranged sister has been there, too, and then vanished again. Bodies are found, both in Canada, and Scotland with a odd connection, which actually is fortunate as it means Lane's hubby is sent to Scotland, too. As things progress, Lane's sister is accused of being a traitor during the war. Proving this wrong is the basis for the newest Lane Winslow Mystery book, by Iona Whishaw: To Track a Traitor. Pay attention, there are lots of interesting twists and turns here!

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