A New Leash on Life

Dog Groomer Mysteries, Book 1

By: Chelsea Thomas

Narrated by: Liisa Ivary

Every person, and every pet, loves Amy...except the guilty.

In a small town - where dog parks are plenty, every street is tree-lined, and if you throw a frisbee, 10 cute puppies chase it down - there are still secrets behind every bend.

Murder echoes loudest in small towns.

Amy’s heartbroken, dead broke, and as positive and joyful as they come. She’s opening a pet salon with her grumpy grandmother, Granny, after a stressful stint in Pine Grove. But when Amy’s first and only customer is murdered, she realizes if she doesn't catch the killer, the grand opening of her pet salon could be ruined.

Who would have killed Amy’s customer?

Hotshot rookie cop Michael Fine thinks Amy committed the murder. Amy and Granny know he’s wrong, but they don’t have proof. There’s a killer on the loose in their little slice of heaven, and if the ladies don't solve the mystery, they could lose their business...or worse.

You’ll adore this clean cozy because everyone loves funny mysteries with tons of cute, tiny animals.

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©2021 Chelsea Thomas (P)2022 Chelsea Thomas

A New leash on life

The story was cute and entertaining a little unbelievable but the characters were wonderfully written and The story made for something to relax and laugh about. I will continue to read the series. My one regret about this story is the reader. I felt like she was just not the right person for this book. I feel like it was hard for her to do the voices except granny she made a great granny but Amy’s voice was a little unbelievable and hard to keep listening to. It definitely took away from the book. Not so sure that I could highly recommend this unless you are seriously devoted to cozy mysteries

Story ok but fluffy cat’s part a mystery

Don’t quite understand the reason for having “fluffy” chapters. Story really does not need it.

I could not listen past chapter six. It’s a poorly written and poorly plotted unbelievable story that doesn’t move forward.

Everything was juvenile and senseless. Poor dialogue. The narrator is in constant anger mode. I couldn’t continue. Ugh.