Gustave's Investigations – Three Funny and Sweet Cozy Mysteries - Collector's Edition (Complete Volumes 1 to 3)

Suspense, humor, and feline tenderness: these are the ingredients of the investigations of Gustave, the clever cat who always gets where he shouldn't… and ends up solving mysteries better than any detective.

This Collector's Edition brings together the first three volumes of the series:

- Volume 1: Murders and Whiskers – An irresistible cozy mystery that blends suspense, laughter, and feline tenderness.

- Volume 2: Pastries and Peril – Mystery, humor, and cakes… a delicious investigation for cat and sweet lovers.

- Volume 3: Mystery at the Flower Market – A captivating and fragrant novel, ideal for readers who love clever cats and floral puzzles.

✨ Collector's Edition: with unpublished notes from the author at the beginning and end of each volume, intended as handwritten confidences for readers.

To be savored like a good pastry… but in the company of a cat with more than one mystery up its paw.

👉 Three cozy mysteries to devour with a smile… and under the mischievous watch of Gustave, the detective cat.

Review from La Librairie du Grimoire Ancien

This Complete Collector's Edition of Gustave's Investigations by Chantal Varnier is a true celebration of French cozy mystery. Self-published, this complete collection brings together the first three volumes of the saga with unpublished notes from the author, offering readers an enriched and intimate experience.

Varnier has created in Gustave, the detective Maine Coon, a character as endearing as he is perceptive, establishing himself as one of the great feline investigators in literature. This complete collection allows readers to follow the evolution of the relationship between Chantal and her whiskered companion through three complementary investigations: a murderous ball of yarn, a poisoned pastry competition, and a flower market hidden with secrets.

The author masters the art of cozy suspense, blending gentle humor, a picturesque Breton atmosphere, and well-crafted plots without graphic violence. The handwritten notes added to this collector's edition create a particular intimacy with readers, like confidences shared over a cup of tea. An ideal read to discover or rediscover the world of Tréboulec-sur-Mer and its mysteries solved with a velvet paw.

— La Librairie du Grimoire Ancien