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My brother and SIL rescued a beagle from a lab. Henry is the sweetest dog and fit in well. I have ordered Beaglemania and The More The Terrier.
Looks like another wonderful mystery by Linda! I’m glad the post survived!
Sorry to hear about your google site but am glad to see you at WordPress. Although blogspot is an easy platform to use, WordPress offers a lot more and it’s faster.
Karen
I am learning and starting to love it!!
The cover on Beaglemania could not be more accurate. When first married, my husband and I had two litter mates who ran rings around their Dalmatian sibling and would sit, with heads together, plotting their next escapade. There always was a next.
Blog much improved. Dollycas could be verrry slow. Enjoying the cleaner lines too.
Thank you so much Liz!!! I am really loving this new set-up.
Thanks Liz, I like the name of the book-quite catchy.
Ohhh- pet rescue and mystery! What a great combination. The More the Terrier looks terribly cute! (I couldn’t resist!)
Thanks for helping rescued animals for real and in enjoyable fiction!
I enjoyed Beaglemania (though I didn’t realize it was connected to the Pet-sitter series until I’d already started it and would have preferred t read those first), and I look forward to reading The More the Terrier.
Those covers are soo cute!
This is a great giveaway 🙂 I love mystery stories that involve animals – I am not sure why? But these sound really good!
Hi Linda, I love cozy mysteries and any book with animals is always a favorite. I am adding you as new author and your great cozies to my wish list. Thanks for stopping by to chat and share your stories with us.
I’ve read the first in the pet sitter series and loved it.
Thanks for the giveaway!