Book Description

"Dogs! Wills! Wives! Nerves!! Murder!!! Della Street said a man wanted to see Perry Mason about a dog. A howling dog. 'Perhaps he wants a veterinary,' drawled tired lawyer Mason. His secretary said the man also asked something about a will. Mr. Mason complained that he was a trial lawyer and didn't like to draw wills. But when she said that the man wanted to know if a will would stand up when the person who made it had been executed for murder--and that the man himself was the one who was going to make it--the flagging wheels of Mason's famous mind began revolving furiously! And when you add to the howling dog and the unusual will a man who had run away with another man's wife, plus a too young and ultra-chic housekeeper who seemed to have a way with howling dogs--you have the most absorbing mystery drama..." --