About the Book At Buckingham Pet Palace doggy daycare, the (canine) customer is always king--but when a killer strikes, owner Sue Patrick is the queen of crime-solving...An early morning beach jog takes a somber turn when Sue Patrick and Lewes, Delawares Chief of Police, John Turner, encounter a gentleman dressed in a tux--and indisputably dead. While John runs to alert police, Sue witnesses an interloper rummaging through the victims pockets, right before hes shot by a second stranger who attacks Sue. Two trusty doggy friends come to her aid, but the shooter escapes.The well-dressed corpse was Danish conductor Georg Nielsen, darling of the classical music world. Lewes is hosting the world debut of Georgs new sonata, and the show must go on...but theres major discord amongst the musicians. Lady Anthea, Sues aristocratic business partner, joins her in trying to bring the curtain down on a killer. But theyll need four-legged help to stop a maestro murderer who seems to have orchestrated the perfect crime . . . Book Synopsis At Buckingham Pet Palace doggy daycare, the (canine) customer is always king--but when a killer strikes, owner Sue Patrick is the queen of crime-solving . . . An early morning beach jog takes a somber turn when Sue Patrick and Lewes, Delawares Chief of Police, John Turner, encounter a gentleman dressed in a tux--and indisputably dead. While John runs to alert police, Sue witnesses an interloper rummaging through the victims pockets, right before hes shot by a second stranger who attacks Sue. Two trusty doggy friends come to her aid, but the shooter escapes. The well-dressed corpse was Danish conductor Georg Nielsen, darling of the classical music world. Lewes is hosting the world debut of Georgs new sonata, and the show must go on . . . but theres major discord amongst the musicians. Lady Anthea, Sues aristocratic business partner, joins her in trying to bring the curtain down on a killer. But theyll need four-legged help to stop a maestro murderer who seems to have orchestrated the perfect crime . . .