Take a Brief Look at Love Gone to the Dogs:
Leah and Shane clash over their dogs that clearly like each other. Leah is determined to ignore her neighbor, but when her youngest son who tries to defy gravity and fly ends up hurt, it is her neighbor, the doctor, who takes care of her son. Can Leah and Shane find love or has love gone to the dogs?
About the Author:
Margaret has been writing for over 30 years. She started writing in the late
1970s because she wanted to see if she could put a whole story down on paper.
That book is still in the drawer and will never see the light of day. But she
was able to finish a book, which was her goal.
She decided after that to get some help, and joined a writers' roundtable where she met once a week with some fellow writers who went over each other's work. She sold her first book in the early 1980s and has been selling ever since.
She decided after that to get some help, and joined a writers' roundtable where she met once a week with some fellow writers who went over each other's work. She sold her first book in the early 1980s and has been selling ever since.
What Fans Are Saying About Love Gone to the Dogs:
"A very cute romance story about a single mom, her two sons, and her elderly
father and their dog Arnold moving to a new neighborhood looking to start over." K. Grant
"I haven't read Ms Daley's work before and am delighted to have found such a
pleasant author. Love Gone to the Dogs will be the first of many of her stories
I look forward to reading." --Amazon Reader
"There are nosy, annoying neighbors, troublesome dogs, kids causing trouble and
much more. It was a quick read and the story moved along so quickly, I read it
in one sitting because I needed to know what was going to happen next!" --Amazon Reader
Make sure to grab your copy of Love Gone to the Dogs, you won't be disappointed.
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