The Cat's Paw

The Cat's Paw is a mystery novel by Natalie Sumner Lincoln, first published in 1918. It follows the story of young, intelligent and wealthy widow Val Beverley who takes it upon herself to investigate the murder of her husband, aided by her faithful cat, Blackie. With the help of her lawyer and close friend Markham, they uncover a web of deceit and betrayal that will keep the reader guessing until the very end. "The Cat's Paw" is a classic whodunit with a unique twist and an unforgettable feline character.