Time Stops for No Mouse A Hermux Tan..., Michael Hoeye
Time Stops for No Mouse A Hermux Tan..., Michael Hoeye
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Time Stops for No Mouse: A Hermux Tantamoq Adventure

Author: Michael Hoeye

Narrator: Campbell Scott

Unabridged: 5 hr 31 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Published: 01/29/2002


Synopsis

Watchmaker Hermux Tantamoq is a hardworking mouse who is thankful for ordinary things: donuts, coffee, peaceful evenings at home with his pet ladybug. But his quiet life takes a dramatic turn when Ms. Linka Perflinger, dashing daredevil aviatrix and adventuress, bursts into his watch shop, drops off a broken watch, and steals his heart.

Hermux can't wait to see Ms. Perflinger again, but she doesn't return. Instead, a shady-looking rat comes in and damands her watch. Fearing something is amiss, Hermux follows the rat, and soon finds himself in the middle of a dangerous web of deception and intrigue.

What has happened to Ms. Perflinger? Who is this mysterious Dr. Mennus he keeps hearing about, and how is he connected with Hermux's eccentric neighbor, cosmetics tycoon Tucka Mertslin? Hermux's life is suddenly full of twists and turns and is anything but ordinary.

He must be daring. He must be vigilant. And he doesn't know how. But as sure as corn is sweet and cheese goes moldy in the rain, Hermux must rescue Ms. Perflinger and, in the process, find out just what kind of mouse he really is.

About The Author

While in New York Michael Hoeye worked as a textile designer, a stagehand at Studio 54, a fashion photographer, an agent, and a therapist. He did graduate work in psychiatry and religion at Union Theological Seminary in Manhattan. Then he came to his senses and returned to Oregon to marry his longtime sweetheart, Martha Banyas. They live happily in a stone cottage in Oak Grove. Michael taught Management of Creativity for a number of years in the MBA program at Marylhurst University. Time Stops for No Mouse is his first book.


Reviews

Goodreads review by Ilana

Oh. My. God. Words cannot describe how much I loved this book. Which is kind of pathetic, since I'm a writer. ;-P And for someone who doesn't read mysteries, if you can get me interested in one, you know it's good! Michael Hoeye's work is an example of world-building at its best. In a realm like-our-......more

Rereading this childhood favourite was like chicken soup for my soul. I loved it the first time I read it at 10 years old, and I loved it again now at 32. It’s a great beginner mystery for kids, with all the names being fun and weird (I remember reading an interview with the author where he said he......more