"The houses should be empty, the owners are living in a retirement community," Lori tells Cav. He wonders if the elderly owners might be confused about the status of their homes, but Lori is adamant that the seniors are old not senile.Might not be as critical as stopping the monster who is attacking vagrants, or catching the gang robbing check-cashing shops, but the problem is curious, and squatting is illegal, so, he and his deputy investigate.They observe vehicles drive i...

Tiger continues his adventures and interactions with people and wildlife in five short stories. The cat with attitude always includes humorous comments with his version of activities.Two stories are in the Everglades, three are on his travels.Cumberland Island - ham on the hoof, walking turkeys, things which go bump in the night. And crab.Shakes, Shivers, and Jackpots - earth shakes, weres walk, slots payoff. And tuna and shrimp.Redwings - a ring of blackbir...

"Come on honey. We're going. We're catching the next plane out of here.""And go where?" Ryan asked calmly."Anywhere. Doesn't matter. Away from here. I got money. Credit cards. Somewhere she'll be safe." He tugged her hand again but she wasn't budging. "Come on honey. We're getting out of here.""I am not leaving. I am not running.""What? Of course, you're leaving." Chris looked at Daffy for support. He shrugged his shoulders and his lips twitched before he sp...

More humorous tales (with pictures) of the cat with attitude and his adventures in the Everglades. In Three Turkeys, he sticks close to Rae because she is cooking three turkeys and surely one is for him. They both take time out to watch the crazy reddish egret. In Big Birds he tracks down vultures in the backyard fighting over a black sock discovers some interesting flotsam. He Puzzles over a lizard and watches the rangers hunt in a pack when Boston takes him to work. And he discovers an i...

Tiger’s Adventures in the Everglades, Volume two continues following Tiger's antics. He has good intentions, napping and playing but gets caught up in the moment. In Don’t Climb the Coconut, Tiger does climb the coconut because it’s there and he becomes stuck and Wolf, the cat next door, laughs at him. A scorpion stings Tiger for no reason and it hurts, so the next scorpion he sees, he attacks, accidently knocking over and saving a baby from a bad injury. Killer is the new dog in town and ...