Showing posts with label dogs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dogs. Show all posts

Sunday, May 17, 2015

SPOTLIGHT: Donny & Dakota #1: Riding the Dinosaur - Don Cruze


Donny & Dakota #1: Riding the Dinosaur 
Kindle Edition
by Lawrence Cruze (Author), Rachel Simpson (Editor), Gloria Alva (Illustrator)

A great story about not giving up. Donny & Dakota teaches children not to give up even things are hard. 

This is the first in the series of children's books that show the adventures of Donny and his faithful dog Dakota. It is inspirational, imaginative, and fun to read for children of all ages.






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Friday, May 1, 2015

BOOK BLITZ: Flash - Donna Ball




Flash
By Donna Ball
Genre: Mystery/suspense (dog mystery)
Publication Date: May 1, 2015
Publisher: Blue Merle Publishing

Don’t miss the first book in an exciting new dog mystery series

Almost two years ago the sleepy little community of Dogleg Island was the scene of one of the most brutal crimes in Florida history.  The only eye witnesses were a border collie  puppy and a police officer. Since that time Flash has grown from a puppy into a vital part of the Dogleg Island Police Department, and has  lived happily with the two people who rescued him on that horrible night: Deputy Sheriff Ryan Grady and Police Chief Aggie Malone.  

Now the trial of the century is about to begin.  The defendant, accused of slaughtering  his parents in their beach home, maintains his innocence.  Aggie and Ryan, the top witnesses for the prosecution,are convinced he is lying.  But only Flash knows the truth.

And with another murder to solve, a tangle of conflicting evidence to sort out, and a brutal storm on the way, the truth may come too late... for all of them.

Author Bio

Donna Ball is the author of over a hundred novels under several different pseudonyms in a variety of genres that include romance, mystery, suspense, paranormal, western adventure, historical and women’s fiction. Recent popular series include the Ladybug Farm series by Berkley Books and the Raine Stockton Dog Mystery series. Donna is an avid dog lover and her dogs have won numerous titles for agility, obedience and canine musical freestyle. She divides her time between the Blue Ridge mountains and the east coast of Florida, and lives with a variety of four-footed companions. You can contact her at http://www.donnaball.net, or follow her on Facebook at Donna Ball

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Wednesday, March 18, 2015

Writing Prompt Wednesday: Divorce Lawyer


Welcome to the 3rd Writing Prompt Wednesday!! I am so excited that I can feature someone else's story inspired by last week's prompt!! 
 Last week's prompt was:

Write a scene that begins: "It was the first time I killed a man." 

The awesome cdoart left this little snippet for me and I wanted to feature it this week! 

It was the first time I killed a man - and the surprising thing, I got away with it. 
You don't believe me? 
Well, it all began last Monday. I went to work as usual. My boss was late for a meeting, as was usual as well. 
When he called me from his mobile to bring him something for his meeting he had left at the bureau the last Friday (which in truth was something he had not done and I had to miraculously procure out of thin air), the drama began to unfold. It would finally kill a man, but nobody knows, not even my boss. 
And as that is how I want it to stay, I just can't reveal, who it was that I killed. 
It obviously was not my boss, though annoying as he is, he would deserve to be next. I just don't like him as much as my first victim to ...
Let me know in the comments below what you think of cdoart's story! 

Now, on to this week's prompt! I'm using 642 Things To Write About again this week. I have a feeling I'll be using it quite a bit. It has some amazing prompts in it! 
Today's Prompt: 

You are the lawyer in a divorce case. The only point of contention is custody of the dog. Argue that your client should get the pup. 

My story: 

Your honor, my client, Mrs. Deavoreaux, should be granted custody of this Italian Greyhound pup, Julian because Mrs. Deavoreaux is the one who trained him, takes him to the vet, and takes him to his grooming appointments. Also, she cannot produce children and views Julian as her own child. You can't simply separate mother and child now can you? Further more, Mr. Deavoreaux should not be granted custody of Julian because he only uses Julian's charm to pick up women since he has no charm of his own. That's how we ended up here today. Mr. Deavoreaux offered to take Julian for a walk at the dog park downtown and decided that it would be a wise idea to use Julian as an ice breaker to get a young woman to warm up to him enough for him to ask her out for dinner and drinks. Unfortunately for Mr. Deavoreaux, he managed to hit on Julian's groomer, who immediately called Mrs. Deavoreaux to inform her of how devious and, in her words, "downright nasty" Mr. Deavoreaux truly is. Julian also has a habit of pooping in Mr. Deavoreaux's shoes, just in case that might help you make your decision. 


Okay, guys! Let me know what you think of my story, let me read your stories inspired by the prompt, or leave a prompt of your own and I'll use it next week! 

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