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Title details for Dog Eat Dog by Laurien Berenson - Available

Dog Eat Dog

#3 in series

by Laurien Berenson
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Competition at an elite Connecticut kennel club has a sharp and deadly bite in this "masterful" mystery (The Plain Dealer).
As if raising her son Davey, training her rambunctious Poodle for the show ring, and grooming fellow handler Sam Driver for romance aren't enough, Melanie Travis's entrée into the exclusive Belle Haven Kennel Club has been met with a grisly murder. Unfortunately, the only witnesses to the crime were the victim's startled pair of Beagles. And they aren't talking...
Melanie hadn't intended to do any serious snooping, what with coping with the unexpected arrival of an ex-husband out to get joint custody of the son he's never known. In need of some serious distraction, she's off to sniff out dangerous secrets...only to discover that everyone at Belle Haven has something damning to hide.
As the shocking truth slowly comes to light—and her own domestic drama moves center stage—Melanie finds herself eager to put the bite on a dogged killer.
"A story as controlled as a well-behaved dog on a lead."—Publishers Weekly

"Don't make me sit up and beg. Read this book today."—Dorothy Cannell

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