Peter Abrahams, Author at Peter Abrahams | Spencer Quinn

Beginnings

We often do beginnings on Sunday, taking a look at the start of one of my novels. CAT ON A … Read More

Jim Frangione …

… does a fabulous job narrating the Chet and Bernie mysteries Here’s a frugal intro to his work – 60% … Read More

Knowing Clouds

Pareidolia and its subset nephelococcygia are big interests of ours – especially when dog-related! – so many thanks to Susie … Read More

Fairbanks (More)

First mention of Fairbanks in Mrs. Plansky Goes Rogue. (I love writing animal characters as some of you may have … Read More

Nietzsche and Me

More on the Dark Academia novel I seem to have written before the term was invented. Nat, the small town … Read More

Merch!

From the Mrs. Plansky Goes Rogue book tour.

Beginnings

I had no idea that dark academia novels were a thing but years ago I seem to have written one. … Read More

Jasper (more)

Many thanks to Carol Reardon Blain for letting us know a little more about Jasper, Chet’s August Friend of the … Read More

Tonight …

… 6PM ET, I’ll be at Book Love in Plymouth MA. Maybe I’ll read the traffic stop scene. Or possibly … Read More

Jasper!

The random number generator speaks: “Jasper!” That makes Jasper Chet’s August Friend of the Month. He’ll be theFB profile pic … Read More

Ruff vs. Fluff (A Queenie and Arthur Novel)

New York Times bestseller Spencer Quinn returns with a laugh-out-loud series about the most epic rivalry of our time . . . Arthur the dog vs. Queenie the cat.

From the outside, Queenie the cat and Arthur the dog appear to have a lot in common. Both pets live in the charming Blackberry Hill inn. They both love their humans, twins Harmony and Bro. They both have a fondness for sausage.

But that doesn't change the fact that they are mortal enemies.

Goofy, big-hearted Arthur loves everyone he's ever met . . . except the snobby, scheming cat who's devoted her life to ruining his.

Queenie is a bit choosier. And who can blame her? When you're brilliant AND exquisitely beautiful, you can't be expected to rub tails with commoners. Especially not slobbery dogs.

But when the twins' beloved cousin is framed for murder, Queenie and Arthur must work together to clear his name . . . something Queenie finds even more distasteful than inexpensive caviar. Can two enemies put aside their differences long enough to solve the mystery?

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