The Dogwalker

by Sophy Burnham

The Dogwalker is the story of a passionate little girl who gets a job walking the dog of the Secretary of State. When the terrorists steal the dog to plant a bomb in its collar to blow up the Secretary and the Geneva Peace Talks, it's Cocky who must save the day—and world. A love story and a dog story.

151 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1979

About the author

Sophy Burnham is an award-winning playwright, novelist, and non-fiction writer. Three of her books have appeared on THE NEW YORK TIMES and other best seller lists. Her works have been translated into twenty-four languages. Her articles and essays have been published in ESQUIRE, NEW YORK, THE NEW YORK TIMES MAGAZINE, TOWN & COUNTRY, READER'S DIGEST and many other magazines. In addition to her theater interests, she is a psychic or intuitive, a healer, and a spiritual director. She lives in Washington D.C. New novel, 'Love, Alba' coming summer 2015!

Reviews

[Amanda · Rating 3 out of 5]

Narrative Perspective The story is told from a perspective that allows the reader to observe events from a distance. This objective approach helps in maintaining a neutral view of the unfolding situations. The narrator provides enough context to understand the setting without becoming overly emotional. Find out more about the narrator's point of view here. >>> https://script.google.com/macros/s/AK...