Dog Grant Me

Golden Retriever Mysteries, Book 20

When Eastern College launches its first winter intersession program, administrator Steve Levitan is excited to host a course on Caribbean cuisine at Friar Lake Conference Center. His wife Lili is co-teaching with her friend, prominent food anthropologist Dr. Yesenia Ubeda. But before the first meal is served, threatening notes appear, old documents surface with explosive implications for US-Cuba relations, and a student with a hidden agenda is found murdered.

With his golden retriever Rochester at his side, Steve must untangle a web of long-buried secrets and dangerous obsessions. Someone at Friar Lake is willing to kill to protect—or destroy—Yesenia's reputation. As more violence erupts and a brutal winter storm isolates the hilltop campus, Steve races to identify the killer before they can strike again.

In this twentieth installment of Neil Plakcy's award-winning Golden Retriever mystery series, Steve and Rochester face their most complex case yet, where nothing is quite what it seems and old loyalties mask deadly new threats.

©2025 Neil S. Plakcy (P)2026 Neil S. Plakcy

Good Plot

I received this audio book as a freepromotiion. Here is my honest review. This book is book 20 of Golden Retriever Mysteries. Ordinarily I wouldn't read or listen to a book so far into a series as the first read. I did enjoy the book, I finished it in one setting but I didn't feel as though I knew the characters because I haven't followed their progress through the other books. The narrator us a voice replica. It was a pleasant voice to listen too. I have to admit that I did miss the different voices that you get with a human narrator but not enough to be bothered by it. I would definitely listen to more voice replica audiobooks. I am interested in the series and will be purchasing to first book. Overall, I recommend this audiobook.