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(More customer reviews)Allie Babcock is used to dealing with eccentric people in her profession as an animal therapist. Rudy is about the strangest pet owner she has come in contact with. He is convinced that his golden retriever Maggie is possessed by the spirit of his ex-wife Mary. He lives in a run down trailer park, yet he convinced that he is incredibly wealthy. Well, the dog needs help, so Allie takes on the case. While working with the dog at Rudy's trailer, she gets away and comes back with a human arm bone. Rudy is brought in for questioning, and Allie takes care of Maggie while he is at the police station. He is released in the early hours of the next morning and wants his dog back. Allie promises to return him early in the morning and goes back to sleep. She arrives at the trailer park to find him murdered and herself a suspect. It turns out that Rudy was rich, his ex isn't dead, and he left all his money to the dog with the condition that Allie find a suitable home for her.
I have been looking forward to the next book in this series and I was not disappointed. Although Allie's romance with the dog phobic Russell detracted from the story somewhat, it was an excellent addition to the series.
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NO MERE MURDER IS GOING TO MAKE DOG THERAPIST ALLIE BABCOCK ROLL OVER AND PLAY DEAD.As canine shrink Allie Babcock knows, behind every neurotic dog stands a neurotic human. But the rambunctious golden retriever named Maggie can't even begin to compete with the nuttiness of her owner. Befuddled millionaire Ken Culberson insists that he killed his wife and that Maggie is channeling her spirit. He talks Allie into becoming the dog's legal guardian in case he, too, should die—which he promptly does, thanks to a murderer. Friends and relatives immediately gather to sniff after the fortune that will go to whomever Allie picks to be Maggie's new owner. Wondering who in the pack did the deed, sleuthhound Allie vows that Maggie and her millions will only go to a killer over her own dead body. . . .
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