William G. Tapply’s tenth
Brady Coyne novel, The Spotted Cats, is a measured affair defined by its
rich characters and Coyne’s sense of loyalty and justice. Coyne is a Boston
lawyer with an aversion to work and a proclivity for fly fishing. He grudgingly
accepts an invitation to spend a weekend in the Cape Cod home of his client and
friend, Jeff Newton. Newton was a professional big game hunter until being
mauled by a Zambian leopard, called Nyalubwe by the natives. The
encounter left him permanently disabled, bitter, and angry.
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