MALIBU, Calif., June 11, 2007 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- Are animals really capable of revenge? They aren't beyond suspicion. Who did catch and kill the tyrannical, sadistic chief veterinarian at Southern California's Arden zoo? Sheriff's homicide detective Laughlin, determined but unseasoned, discovers celebrating suspects, wicked secrets, and vulnerable, yet desirable, women struggling in this strange, imprisoned world. As he navigates through a web of hypocrisy, sordid affairs and lots of videotape, his inquiry reveals bizarre schemes causing turmoil affecting the animals, their protectors and persecutors. Zoo politics, animal husbandry, and the evils done in the name of veterinary medicine are exposed while this intense, handsome sergeant weaves through his most intriguing investigation yet. He must find the culprit before any more murders occur. Read and be absolutely captivated by the well-researched, informative and fast paced detective's hunt and solution to Murder at the Zoo.
About the Author
Fritz Wolf, a retired university professor, lives in California with family and six cats, three dogs and two turtles. The professor has been concerned with animal welfare for at least twenty-seven years.
Murder at the Zoo * by Fritz Wolf
Publication Date: April 10, 2007
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