Gone With the WoofA “wonderful” murder mystery that’s “even better if you read it with a dog on your lap” (Suspense Magazine). Despite a toddler and a house full of Standard Poodles, Melanie Travis can’t pass up an opportunity to help legendary dog breeder Edward March pen his life story. But her enthusiasm flags when the breeder’s angry son, Andrew, demands she stop working on the book. The question of why becomes imperative once Andrew is killed by a seemingly intentional hit-and-run and the police are sniffing around for suspects. To get herself out of the dog house, Melanie sniffs out every possible clue, only to run into dead ends as fast as she’s running out of time. And the longer the killer stays unleashed, the sooner she may hit her deadline… “A wonderful reason to celebrate—Melanie Travis is back on the job in this always charming and clever series.”—Earlene Fowler, Agatha Award-winning author of the Benni Harper Mysteries “Will have dog lovers’ tails wagging…[a] smart mystery.”—Booklist “Berenson, who has a nose for balancing fun and fright, devises another story that will appeal to dog aficionados and cozy lovers alike.”—Kirkus Reviews |
Contents
Section 16 | 173 |
Section 17 | 186 |
Section 18 | 199 |
Section 19 | 210 |
Section 20 | 223 |
Section 21 | 233 |
Section 22 | 246 |
Section 23 | 254 |
Section 9 | 88 |
Section 10 | 101 |
Section 11 | 111 |
Section 12 | 124 |
Section 13 | 136 |
Section 14 | 149 |
Section 15 | 160 |
Section 24 | 264 |
Section 25 | 275 |
Section 26 | 287 |
Section 27 | 296 |
Section 28 | 305 |
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