Publisher's Synopsis
Trigger is a tough-as-nails private detective doing the best he can in a city gone astray, one case at a time. He'll need every ally he can recruit, but unfortunately there are far more villains than heroes in Arc City. Can one little Chihuahua make up the difference?Here's what reviewers had to say:
'I think EVERYONE should read this book. It is one of the best books I've read in a while, and I read 2 or 3 books a week.'
'My girls really enjoyed this. They had some good laughs throughout the story. They liked the fact it was written with dogs and not people. They have read this story several times since.'
'It's extremely well written, and is entertaining for adults as well as kids. I am looking forward to Trigger's further adventures.'
This omnibus includes:Detective Trigger and the Ruby Collar
Canine private eye Trigger wishes someone would throw him a bone. Without a case to solve, the quick-witted Chihuahua is stuck digging for scraps in a city run by criminal cats. So he thinks his luck has changed when a classy purebred hires him to find her priceless stolen collar.
With his client insisting that an infamous master thief took the jewel-studded accessory, Trigger sniffs around for clues. But what he digs up is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to take down the city's wicked feline kingpin...
Can Trigger restore law and order, or is he barking up the wrong tree?
Detective Trigger and the Grand Gobbler
Trigger, the Chihuahua private detective, needs a little R&R. But, no sooner does his retreat begin before he's pulled into a new case - one with an eerie connection to his last one. This time, though, things take a disturbing turn - the would-be client is murdered!
Now, Trigger is hot on the trail of the most dangerous foe he's ever faced. If he doesn't unravel the mystery quickly, he may find himself the next target of the brazen killer.
Can he solve the case before the murderer strikes again?
Detective Trigger and the Easy Money
Trigger decides, against his better judgment, to take a boring case finding missing cash for a big-shot banker. It'll be easy money, he said. Like a vacation, he said. If kidnapping, assault, blackmail, extortion, and domestic terrorism are his idea of a vacation, he should probably stick to banking.
