Duplicity Dogged the Dachshund
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"As sheriff's-deputy-turned-pet-sitter Dixie Hemingway and an adorable dachshund named Mame are out for a morning walk, a car speeds by and Dixie waves to the driver. Later, after the dachshund discovers a dead body, Dixie realized that she has waved to a killer. And since the killer mistakenly believes that Dixie can identify him (or her), the chase is on."--back cover.
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Another delightful installment of Clement's pet-sitter series. I like Dixie Hemingway even more—despite her ridiculous name—and the plot of this book was seriously gritty. At times it had light-hearted topics and funny, silly anecdotes, but the real meat of this book will cause people to shudder, cry, and worry. I can't wait to read the third book!
While most of the book was an enjoyable, if light, read, it ultimately suffered from one of my pet peeves. I don't care how many people are killed in any book, but if an animal is deliberately tortured or killed in the story, the book goes in the trash. I realize this is probably a mental illness, but it's my mental illness. I'm refuse to read something that bothers me.
