The Easter Hound

by Monica Shaughnessy

Dogs are no good at Eastering, that's for sure.

This Easter, Hillbilly Hound is determined to catch the mysterious rabbit with the basket and steal his goodies. But when Hillbilly sidelines the varmint, he must take over the rabbit's duties or risk disappointing the children of the house. After a series of disasters, Hillbilly soon finds that Eastering is best left to the bunny. Full of quirky humor, The Easter Hound is a silly holiday picture book for ages 3 to 5.

21 pages, Kindle Edition

First published March 26, 2014

About the author

Monica Shaughnessy has a flair for creating characters and plots larger than her home state of Texas. Most notably, she's the author of the Cattarina Mysteries, a cozy mystery series starring Edgar Allan Poe's real-life cat companion. Ms. Shaughnessy has nine books in print, including two young adult suspense novels, a middle grade superhero novel, an Easter picture book, two cozy mystery novellas, and numerous short stories. Customers have praised her work time and again, calling it "unique and creative," "fresh and original," and "very well written." If you're looking for something outside the mainstream, you'll find it in her prose. When she's not slaying adverbs and tightening plots, she's walking her rescue dogs, goofing around with her family, or going back to the grocery store for the hundredth time because she forgot milk.

The best way to learn about her books is to join her mailing list, which can be found on her website: www.monicashaughnessy.com. You'll receive advance release notices, special discounts, and the occasional ARC.

Reviews

[Monica Shaughnessy]

I don't rate my own books!