Best friends Rosie and Kayo enter their cats in the local show, but someone steals Rosie's cat Webster, and some super sleuthing is required

The girls investigate a robbery at a cat show. 8-11 yrs.

Everything was topsy-turvy, the house was wrecked, and Grandma Kearney's silver tea set was gone. Kayo Benton was scared. At least her cats and baseball collectibles were safe. Trying to forget about the robbery, Kayo and her best friend, Rosie Sanders, enter their pets in the cat show, aiming for the $100 first prize. They've decorated the cages. Everything looks terrific - until Rosie's cat, Webster, disappears! No one will help, so the girls investigate on their own. They find the cat - but the burglar finds them. How will Kayo and Rosie escape?

A philosophical yet practical gentleman, Bernie Rhodenbarr possesses many admirable qualities: charm, intelligence, sparkling wit, and unwavering loyalty. Of course, he also has this special talent and a taste for life's finer things. So he's more than willing to perform some vengeful larceny for a friend -- ripping off a smarmy, particularly deserving plastic surgeon -- for fun and a very tidy profit. But during a practice run at another address, Bernie's forced to hide under a bed when the lady of the house returns unexpectedly with the worst kind of blind date in tow. In no time, Bernie's up to his burgling neck in big trouble. Again. And this time it includes his arrest, no less than four murders, and more outrageous coincidences than any self-preserving felon should ever be required to tie together.

On the Prowl By Kimberly Dean Slinking through shadows. Slipping through open windows. Jimmying locks. Talia Sizemore hadn't intended to become a thief, but what a rush her secret identity is! The more she steals, the more she craves the danger and the exhilaration. Her newborn freedom encourages other liberal tendencies and soon she's pushing the limits of her sexuality to keep experiencing the same highs. The situation only gets hotter when a bull-headed detective starts investigating. Riley Kinkade has set his sights on the New Covington Cat Burglar, and Talia can't help but squirm as he closes in on her. The man's smart, observant and extremely imposing. He's also the sexiest thing she's ever seen. He's out to get her, but she finds herself wanting to be caught. Her desire for him is absolute. He's watching her every move, but still, she can't stop stealing. There's something incredibly arousing about being bad right under the good detective's nose. As the frequency of her thefts increase, so do his thorough searches of her home and person. Once he gets his hands on her, watch out! This is one sexy cat and mouse game that is guaranteed to spiral out of control

From the social heights of Sydney Eastern suburbs, to the bikie dens of the west. From the harbour view penthouses to suburban bungalows Felix has seen it all and taken on all the challenges. Driven by a need for an adrenaline rush this modern day Cat Burglar will take on any obstacle to avoid the mundane life. Gold bull statuettes, diamonds, jewellery, art work and even stamps, nothing is off limits to Felix's discerning eye and dextrous skills. Even cash is taken with glee if it happens to be there .but he only takes from those who can afford to be relieved of their ill-gotten excesses. Being shot and sewn up by a vet, pub brawls and stoushes with detective sergeants, eye to eye with Great Dane "guard" dogs and gays with guns, Felix takes it all in his stride. The darling of high society and the gay community Felix mixes comfortably in all levels of society. With his mates Hollywood, Bluey and Dasher the copper none of whom have a clue about his nefarious, nocturnal activities. Even his sweetheart Mickey hasn't got a clue. Felix leads the ultimate double life. Climbing from balcony to balcony 22 stories above the ground, crawling through ceilings is all part of a days (nights) work. These activities will have you with sweaty palms as Stainless weaves his web of danger, intrigue and mystery from this testimony from a real professional.

Bookseller and New-Yorker-to-the-bone, Bernie Rhodenbarr rarely ventures out of Manhattan, but he's excited about the romantic getaway he has planned for himself and current lady love Lettice at the Cuttleford House, a remote upstate b&b. Unfortunately, Lettice has a prior engagement—she's getting married . . . and not to Bernie—so he decides to take best buddy Carolyn instead. A restful respite from the big city's bustle would be too good to waste. Besides, there's a very valuable first edition shelved in the Cuttleford's library that Bernie's just itching to get his hands on. Did we neglect to mention that Bernie's a burglar? But first he's got to get around a very dead body on the library floor. The plot's thickened by an isolating snowstorm, downed phone lines, the surprise arrival of Lettice and her reprehensible new hubby, and a steadily increasing corpse count. And it's Bernie who'll have to figure out whodunit . . . or die.