The Dog Across the Lake

A Paws & Claws Mystery, Book 9

By: Krista Davis

Narrated by: Elise Arsenault

Holly and Trixie meet a strange new dog in Wagtail that leads them right into murder . . .

Holly Miller is looking forward to finally taking a few days to relax. Enjoying an early morning on her terrace, she spots an unfamiliar reddish-gold pooch across the lake. She's intrigued, but never expects to find the very same dog smiling at her in bed when she wakes up the next morning! Trixie and Twinkletoes appear to accept this cute stranger, but Holly doesn't know to whom he belongs.

Oma thinks the dog looks familiar, and it turns out the wayward pooch belongs to Holly's cousin Josh. Holly knew her cousin well as a child, but she hasn't seen him in over a decade. He's camping with his girlfriend across the lake. Holly returns the cute dog to Josh's campsite twice, but the second time, Josh and his girlfriend are nowhere to be found. Instead, a guest of the Sugar Maple Inn is dead in their tent. Now it's up to Holly and Trixie to suss out a sneaky killer.

©2024 Krista Davis (P)2024 Tantor

Love this Series

Thank you Ms. Davis, I enjoy your books so much, they bring joy to me. Keep up your great work❤️

fabulous!

great naration, awesome story line, well developed characters . overall great listen . I love the series and hate waiting for the next one. this author is fabulous .

Wonderfully fun

I loved this new installment, however I really don’t like or trust Hollie’s father. He is nothing like Oma. Looking forward to the next installment as usual.

Great book for animal lovers!

When I first started listening, I thought it was going to just be silly! Town called Wagtail?!Really ?!But, it turned out to be witty and fun and a really good mystery!! Very pleased with the author and narrator!! Going to see if she has another one available!

Fun, quirky and entertaining!

Another fun and creative story full of animals and good people winning! The tale kept me reading and the ending had enough of a twist to make me laugh even though I knew one of the bad people early on.