The Midnight Dog of the Repo Man

By: W. Bruce Cameron

Narrated by: George K. Wilson

This short story introduces former college football star turned repo man Ruddy McCann, star of W. Bruce Cameron's new novel The Midnight Plan of the Repo Man, and tells how Ruddy met his best friend Jake, a lazy but lovable basset hound, during a repo gone wrong.
Full of laugh-out-loud humor and thrilling adventure, The Midnight Dog of the Repo Man is a page-turning, delightful short story by the author of the New York Times and USA Today bestselling A Dog's Purpose, A Dog's Journey, and The Dogs of Christmas that shows us that unconditional love is just a tail wag away and can happen upon us when we least expect it.

Critic reviews

“A joy to read! At once, original, absorbing, hilarious, gripping and emotionally satisfying. A deftly written, small town family chronicle wrapped in a laugh out loud premise, wrapped even tighter in a page-turning thriller. I marveled at every page!” —<i>Andrew Gross, New York Times bestselling author of Everything to Lose on The Midnight Plan of the Repo Man</i>

Fun Short Prequel

How Ruddy got the dog. This short prequel to The Midnight Plan of the Repo Man and its ongoing series introduces Ruddy McCann and his job as a repo man and bar bouncer in the Michigan Northwoods, and shows us how his basset hound Jake came into his life. Of course there has to be a dog, this being Bruce Cameron, author of A Dog's Purpose. Succinct, to the point, and fun.

Funny and Easy Listening

Loved it! George K. Wilson is great! The story is funny. I laughed out loud more than once. I will listen to the next one.

love all the books in this series

funny and keeps you hooked. hope there will be more in the future. would recommend this book

I love this series

I have read all 3 Repo Man books. They are great. I hope there will be another one. I like the characters, the family. The stories are interesting, and I like the concept of Ruddy's fiance's father inhabiting his head. Nicely written.

Great series.

I listened to the Midnight Plan of the Repo man and loved it. Book 2 was also good, but not as good as the first. It has been a few years since I listened to the Midnight Plan of the Repo Man, and I saw this short story and decided to give it a try. Now I remember why I liked these books so much. This is one of the best short stories I have read or listened to. I wish there were more books to the series.