The Dog From The Sky (A Foxglove Corners Mystery) (Volume 9) ebook

by Dorothy Bodoin

Elsewhere in Foxglove Corners, a girl vanishes without a trace

Elsewhere in Foxglove Corners, a girl vanishes without a trace. Ironically she had also rescued an abused collie. Is there a connection between these incidents? And how does the mysterious woman who resurrects a disbanded animal rights group fit into the puzzle? As Jennet see Jennet’s life takes a dangerous turn when she rescues an abused collie left for dead in the woods. As Jennet seeks to unravel the mystery of the dog, who is subsequently stolen from the locked yard of the animal shelter, she finds herself traveling a dark and dangerous path as a shadowy villain seeks to implement his diabolical plan.

Dorothy is the author of the Foxglove Corners cozy mystery series, six novels of romantic suspense, and one Gothic .

Dorothy is the author of the Foxglove Corners cozy mystery series, six novels of romantic suspense, and one Gothic romance. Series: A Foxglove Corners Mystery. Ms. Bodoin has deftly plotted this mystery and there are many surprising twists and turns on these country roads, not to mention poison mushrooms in the fields, and a phantom black dog who is mistaken for Jennet's own side-kick, a black collie name Halley. This is, indeed, a captivating book filled with fascinating characters who startle the reader with the unexpected.

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Mystery writer Harriet Vane, recovering from an unhappy love affair and its aftermath, seeks solace on a barren beach - deserted but for the body of a bearded young man with his throat cut. From the moment she photographs the corpse, which soon disappears with the tide, she is puzzled by a mystery that might have been suicide, murder or a political plot. With the appearance of her dear friend Lord Peter Wimsey, she finds a reason for detective pursuit - as only the two of them can pursue it.

A mildly popular mystery novelist, she stands accused of poisoning her fiancé, a literary author and well-known advocate of free love. But as Lord Peter watches Harriet in the dock, he begins to doubt her guilt-and to fall in love. The Five Red Herrings: In the idyllic village of Kirkcudbright on the Scottish coast, every resident and visitor has two things in common: They either fish or paint (or both), and they all hate Sandy Campbell. So when the painter’s body is found at the bottom of a steep hill, Wimsey suspects someone’s taken a creative approach to the art of murder.

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Mystery & Detective Books. A young animal activist who calls herself Rima frees the shelter dogs in and around Foxglove Corners to save them from being destroyed.

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Elsewhere in Foxglove Corners, a girl vanishes without a trace

Elsewhere in Foxglove Corners, a girl vanishes without a trace. Is there a connection between these incidents? And how does the mysterious woman who resurrects a disbanded animal rights group fit into the puzzle? As Jennet seeks to unravel the mystery of the dog, who is subsequently stolen from the locked yard of the animal shelter, she finds herself traveling a dark and dangerous path as a shadowy villain seeks to implement his diabolical plan. Used availability for Dorothy Bodoin's The Dog From The Sky.

Jennet’s life takes a dangerous turn when she rescues an abused collie left for dead in the woods. Elsewhere in Foxglove Corners, a girl vanishes without a trace. Ironically she had also rescued an abused collie. Is there a connection between these incidents? And how does the mysterious woman who resurrects a disbanded animal rights group fit into the puzzle? As Jennet seeks to unravel the mystery of the dog, who is subsequently stolen from the locked yard of the animal shelter, she finds herself traveling a dark and dangerous path as a shadowy villain seeks to implement his diabolical plan.

Inth

I enjoy the adventures of Jennet Ferguson (formerly Greenway.) Once again Jennet is not involved in a seemingly dangerous mystery: a murder of a young woman who rescued a collie before she died. Jennet is involved in the rescue and the repeat kidnapping of a blue merle collie she found in the woods. I like the ending as it left some questions which is realistic. It is unrealistic to expect the mystery to be tied up in a nice bow, as that is not how life works. Ms. Bodoin describes the backdrop of Michigan while keeping her characters true to form. I will be reading more of Ms. Bodoin's books.

Dordred

I am really enjoying the books in this series. As soon as I finish one, I order another. Loved The Dog From The Sky as much as every other one I've read. If you are a Collie person who enjoys mysteries, give this book (and series) a try.

Kirinaya

I thoroughly enjoyed this book. Dorothy Bodoin's books are filled with clever plot twists, and of course beautiful, amazing collies.

Xirmiu

Jennet Greenway Ferguson's life and happiness are entwined with the lives of her husband, Deputy Sheriff Crane Ferguson, and their collies. But Jennet can never resist helping any dog in distress--even if it puts her own life in danger. When she finds a beautiful blue merle collie muzzled, bound with duct tape and left to die along a deserted road, she vows to save the dog and bring the abuser to justice, whatever the risk to herself.

Soon Jennet finds herself taking many risks as a missing teen-aged girl, another abduction and an out-of-season ice cream truck insinuate themselves into her hunt for the monster who abused the collie. Add to that Crane's worry over Jennet and the general spookiness of the days surrounding Halloween, and you have a book to keep you on the edge of your seat from the first page to the last.

THE DOG FROM THE SKY is the ninth book in Ms. Bodoin's Foxglove Corners mystery series. It can easily be read as a stand-alone, but don't deny yourself the pleasure of reading the whole series, especially if you love dogs and great writing. Highly recommended!

Dugor

The Dog From The Sky

Jennet Ferguson, A High School Teacher And Mystery Solver, Was Detoured On A Country Road And Happened Upon A Poor Blue Merle Collie In The Woods By A Country Road. The Collie Was Muzzled And Had Duct Tape Around Its Legs To Keep It From Moving As It Starved To Death. She Got Out Of Her Car, Against Her Husband's Order To Never Get Out The Car On Lone Country Roads, But She Couldn't Bear It If The Poor Dog Was Still Alive! How Could She Look At Her Own Two Collies? Looking Up At The Sky, It Seemed Like The Dog Had Fallen From The Sky And Landed Among Yellow Flowers!

Wow, What An Awesome Story Where Dog Nappers And Murders Go Hand And Hand With Missing People With Jennet Ferguson In The Thick Of It Against Her Deputy Sheriff Husband, Crane Orders. Poor Crane! A Delightful And Wonderful Story For Everyone!!!