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"Sister" Jane Arnold, esteemed master of the Jefferson Hunt Club, has traveled to Kentucky for one of the biggest events of the season: the Mid-America Hound Show, where foxhounds, bassets, and beagles gather to Strut their champion bloodline stuff. But the fun is squelched when, immediately after the competition, one of the contestants, Mo Schneider, turns up dead - facedown, stripped to the waist, and peppered with birdshot. Universally detested by his peers, Mo had no shortage of enemies, making the list of suspects as long as the line for homemade pecan pie at a church bake sale.
Two weeks later, back in Virginia, Sister is rocked when her friend, the popular veterinarian Hope Rogers, dies from what appears to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Sister refuses to believe that Hope killed herself and vows to sniff out the truth. But before she can make real headway,a wealthy pet food manufacturer vanishes during the granddaddy of all canine exhibitions, the Virginia Hound Show.
Ever reliant on her "horse sense," Sister can't help hut connect the three incidents. And what she uncovers will make her blood run colder than the bodies that keep turning up in unexpected places.

Rita Mae Brown is the bestselling author of a series of foxhunting novels–Outfoxed, Hotspur, Full Cry, The Hunt Ball, The Hounds and the Fury, and The Tell-Tale Horse–as well as the Sneaky Pie Brown mysteries and Rubyfruit Jungle, In Her Day, Six of One, and The Sand Castle, among many other novels. An Emmy-nominated screenwriter and a poet, Brown lives in Afton, Virginia, where she is also master of foxhounds of Oak Ridge Hunt Club.