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Cats and Other Calamities (A Case for the Master Sleuths #1)

by Alex Wagner (Goodreads Author)

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Happy Bad

by Delaney Nolan (Goodreads Author)

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Atomic Family

by Ciera McElroy (Goodreads Author)

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Dec 01, 2024 12:12PM

“I like dogs considerably more than I like humans. That doesn’t make me antihuman; there are plenty of humans I’m very fond of. But generally speaking, if I simultaneously meet a new human and a new dog, I’m going to like the dog more. I’m certainly going to trust the dog more.”
― David Rosenfelt, Play Dead

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“Harriet resisted, until Tara pulled out the big move...the combination "lean-against nuzzle, with a slight lick and an adoring glance." In dog-land the move had a degree of difficulty of nine point seven, and as far as I know, there is no known defense against it.”
― David Rosenfelt, Leader of the Pack

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