Reclusive New York writer Louis Morant wants Alice Nestleton to entertain his cat Brat, in his apartment, while he writes. When Alice shows up for her first appointment, Brat isn’t there, but Morant’s murdered body is.
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“Reader Deborah Hall’s abilities surpass the story itself, encouraging listeners to continue to enjoy characterizations, if not the story…Read with absolutely perfect pitch. Hall makes use of her extensive theater work, endowing each odd character with a believable accent and demeanor.”
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Lydia Adamson is the pseudonym of Franklin B. King. He is a freelance writer and copywriter. He lives in New York City and also writes under the name Frank King.
Deborah Hall has worked in theater for thirty years, moving from roles such as Eliza Doolittle in My Fair Lady to Annie Wilkes in Misery. After living and working in New York City for many years, she helped found the Mad Horse Theatre Company in Maine. Deborah and her husband founded the Center for Arts and Social Transformation at the University of New England.