Lost and found.
A white rescue collie named Sparkle escapes during an
unscheduled stop at the deserted River Rose Collie Kennels, former home of the
missing Rosalyn Everett...
A blue merle collie appears alongside the house which
is strange as all of the River Rose collies were supposed to have been rescued
and in new homes...
And during another unscheduled stop, Jennet buys an
antique silver sleigh, little dreaming that she has stepped into a dangerous
new mystery that may well be her last.
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Dorothy Bodoin is a life-long resident of Michigan except
for a two-year stay in southern Italy where she worked as a secretary for
Chrysler Missile Corporation. She
obtained Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in English from Oakland University in
Rochester, Michigan, and had a long career teaching high school English in
Romeo and Madison Heights, Michigan.
She wrote her first full-length novel, a
science-fiction adventure story, when she was fifteen, on her Royal Portable
typewriter. Although she wrote short
stories, it wasn’t until 1976 that she wrote her second novel, a western Gothic
romance, Treasure at Trail’s
End, published by Wings ePress.
After leaving education to write full time, she wrote
six novels of romantic suspense and started her Foxglove Corners cozy mystery
series with Darkness at Foxglove
Corners. The
Silver Sleigh, released on August 1st, 2015, is #19 in the
series.
She is currently at work on #20, The Stone Collie.
Dorothy enjoys reading, old movies, and spending time
with her collie, Wolf Manor Kinder Brightstar who serves as inspiration for the
dogs in her books.
Your novel sounds intriguing, Dorothy. And I love that your collie is the inspiration for your novels.
ReplyDeleteKinder is a never-ending source of inspiration for me. Just yesterday she howled 3 times at the fire siren. I've never heard such a bone-chilling sound. I can use that in a book."
DeleteI've read all of your books and find a surprise in each one. You occasionally add just enough of the paranormal to keep this reader on her toes. Can't wait to read the new novel! I also love that your collie is so inspirational.
ReplyDeleteMarja McGraw
Love the collie on that cover--wish I could handle to responsibility of being a dog owner. Will go put your book on my TBR! It sounds great.
ReplyDeleteThank you for reading, Anna. Owning a dog is a great responsibility. I haven't always lived up to it, but I've tried. Dorothy
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