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Published by Independently Published, 2025
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- Title
- The Royal Pink Case
- Author
- Azu, Niger
- Publisher
- Independently Published
- Publication year
- 2025
- Condition
- New
- Binding
- PAP
- Language
- English
- ISBN 13
- 9798278626961
- Item weight
- 581 grams
- Series
- Book 1 of 1: Pinkerton’s Witness
Queen Agatha’s death was ruled an accident.
Pinkerton knows it was murder
.
From the velvet chair in the queen’s study, the royal cat witnessed everything. The trembling hands. The sudden violence. The frantic lies that followed. They erased fingerprints, rewrote history, and sealed their power behind palace walls. They made one mistake.
They left the cat alive.
When palace cameras reveal Pinkerton lingering at the scene, a disgraced detective realizes the impossible. The cat is not just a pet. He is the only witness. As the truth begins to surface, the killers turn desperate, determined to silence the one creature who can expose them.
Unaware of the danger stalking her, Queen Agatha’s granddaughter, Evelyn, returns from Switzerland for the burial, inheriting both grief and the cat. In the shadows of royal mourning, she falls for Nigel Williams, a charming family friend whose smile hides something far darker than love.
As political conspiracies tighten and death circles closer, Pinkerton must protect his human, outthink trained killers, and survive long enough to reveal the truth.
Because in a palace built on lies, silence is deadly.
And the cat remembers everything.
They killed the queen. They forgot the cat.
Pinkerton knows it was murder
.
From the velvet chair in the queen’s study, the royal cat witnessed everything. The trembling hands. The sudden violence. The frantic lies that followed. They erased fingerprints, rewrote history, and sealed their power behind palace walls. They made one mistake.
They left the cat alive.
When palace cameras reveal Pinkerton lingering at the scene, a disgraced detective realizes the impossible. The cat is not just a pet. He is the only witness. As the truth begins to surface, the killers turn desperate, determined to silence the one creature who can expose them.
Unaware of the danger stalking her, Queen Agatha’s granddaughter, Evelyn, returns from Switzerland for the burial, inheriting both grief and the cat. In the shadows of royal mourning, she falls for Nigel Williams, a charming family friend whose smile hides something far darker than love.
As political conspiracies tighten and death circles closer, Pinkerton must protect his human, outthink trained killers, and survive long enough to reveal the truth.
Because in a palace built on lies, silence is deadly.
And the cat remembers everything.
They killed the queen. They forgot the cat.
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