“[Susan] Conant might be the dog lovers’ answer to Lilian Jackson Braun’s The Cat Who series.”—Rocky Mountain News Canine-loving detective Holly Winter is a columnist for Dog’s Life magazine. She thinks a week at Waggin’ Tail, a camp for canines in the scenic Maine woods, will be a vacation in pet heaven. So does Rowdy, her champion malamute—especially when there are pooches galore: mixed breeds, Pekes, cairn terriers, Labradors, shelties, and a gorgeous mastiff pup. But upon Holly’s arrival at the camp, things swiftly go to the dogs. Instead of the advertised gourmet food, there’s olive loaf and soggy pudding. The human campers are given to nasty back-stabbing. And Holly receives a black-edged card consoling her for the loss of her dog. Is this someone’s sick idea of a joke? Suddenly Waggin’ Tail seems like the summer camp from hell. Then a dog owner turns up dead in a freak accident. The probable cause? The victim’s own dog! Holly suspects a four-footed frame-up and with Rowdy sets out to find the real culprit. She’s on the scent and closing fast—which makes her the perfect target for a killer whose bite is definitely worse than his bark.
FBI agent Frank Logan nabbed the Black Ribbon Strangler years ago, and the despicable killer was locked up tighter than a drum for the rest of eternity.
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... when he was at the Pultrow home in Nebraska. It was a home with a history and a past, inhabited by a solid family. He couldn't help thinking about Flip Pultrow. For a moment he caught the look on 237 Endless Black Ribbon.
Caitlin Donnelly's life is exactly how she wants it-except for the threatening notes.
Gillian quit her job as a nurse for a break from the emotional stress, but when her fiancé's best friend announces that he has a terminal illness, she confronts her own demons and determines what she owes to those around her.
A book for and about truck drivers and driving.
A husband-and-wife veteran writing team, Reasoner and Washburn combine two loves -- mysteries and westerns -- in the character of Skeeter Barlow.
Through the powers of a magical kente, a black snowman comes to life and helps young Jacob discover the beauty of his black heritage as well as his own self-worth.
This book provides directions on how to produce silk ribbon embroidery, a DIY ribbon wreath, lace-up ballet flats, a bow, and a textile bracelet.
Easy-to-follow instructions for over 100 projects for embellishing shoes, lingerie, hats, purses, scarves, baby carriages, blankets, lampshades, pillows, even coat hangers. Create floral arrangements and much more.