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Cozy mysteries starring six rescued street dogs 🐾 Book One out now 👇

📖 Pawprints in the Mist, out now

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Pawprints in the Mist: A Himalayan Cozy Mystery (The Dogs of Pine Cottage)Deb GhoshPaperbackShe inherited a cottage in the fog, and six dogs who don’t trust her. Burned-out vet tech Sara Whitmore flies from Portland to a misty hill village near Kalimpong, in the Himalayan foothills of India, to settle her late aunt Ruth’s estate. Instead she finds Pine Cottage, a no-nonsense neighbour called Sushila, and a will with one strange condition: to inherit the cottage, Sara must live there and care for Ruth’s six rescued street dogs for one full year. If she leaves early, she gets nothing. One foggy morning, Bhoot, the scruffiest dog in the pack, leads her down the forest path to a body at the bottom of the drop. The police call it an accident. Bhoot clearly disagrees. With a resort developer circling, a festival on the way and a village full of secrets, Sara and six stubborn dogs must follow the pawprints to the truth. A cozy mystery of mountain fog, momos and six unforgettable dogs. Book One of The Dogs of Pine Cottage. Perfect for readers who love: * Cozy mysteries with clever, loyal dogs * Amateur sleuths starting over somewhere new * Small villages, festivals and food you can almost taste * Clean reads with no swearing or explicit scenes Bonus story included: Bhoot: The Dog Who Came Out of the Fog, a Pine Cottage prequel told by Aunt Ruth, about how the village’s “ghost dog” got his name. For dog lovers: the dogs face danger, but no dog is harmed in the novel. The bonus story touches on a stray’s hard past, off the page, and ends happily. Written in British English.
Pawprints in the Mist: A Himalayan Cozy Mystery (The Dogs of Pine Cottage Book 1)Deb GhoshEbookShe inherited a cottage in the fog, and six dogs who don’t trust her. Burned-out vet tech Sara Whitmore flies from Portland to a misty hill village near Kalimpong, in the Himalayan foothills of India, to settle her late aunt Ruth’s estate. Instead she finds Pine Cottage, a no-nonsense neighbour called Sushila, and a will with one strange condition: to inherit the cottage, Sara must live there and care for Ruth’s six rescued street dogs for one full year. If she leaves early, she gets nothing. One foggy morning, Bhoot, the scruffiest dog in the pack, leads her down the forest path to a body at the bottom of the drop. The police call it an accident. Bhoot clearly disagrees. With a resort developer circling, a festival on the way and a village full of secrets, Sara and six stubborn dogs must follow the pawprints to the truth. A cozy mystery of mountain fog, momos and six unforgettable dogs. Book One of The Dogs of Pine Cottage. Perfect for readers who love: * Cozy mysteries with clever, loyal dogs * Amateur sleuths starting over somewhere new * Small villages, festivals and food you can almost taste * Clean reads with no swearing or explicit scenes Bonus story included: Bhoot: The Dog Who Came Out of the Fog, a Pine Cottage prequel told by Aunt Ruth, about how the village’s “ghost dog” got his name. For dog lovers: the dogs face danger, but no dog is harmed in the novel. The bonus story touches on a stray’s hard past, off the page, and ends happily. Written in British English.
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Pawprints in the Mist: A Himalayan Cozy Mystery (The Dogs of Pine Cottage)Deb GhoshPaperbackShe inherited a cottage in the fog, and six dogs who don’t trust her. Burned-out vet tech Sara Whitmore flies from Portland to a misty hill village near Kalimpong, in the Himalayan foothills of India, to settle her late aunt Ruth’s estate. Instead she finds Pine Cottage, a no-nonsense neighbour called Sushila, and a will with one strange condition: to inherit the cottage, Sara must live there and care for Ruth’s six rescued street dogs for one full year. If she leaves early, she gets nothing. One foggy morning, Bhoot, the scruffiest dog in the pack, leads her down the forest path to a body at the bottom of the drop. The police call it an accident. Bhoot clearly disagrees. With a resort developer circling, a festival on the way and a village full of secrets, Sara and six stubborn dogs must follow the pawprints to the truth. A cozy mystery of mountain fog, momos and six unforgettable dogs. Book One of The Dogs of Pine Cottage. Perfect for readers who love: * Cozy mysteries with clever, loyal dogs * Amateur sleuths starting over somewhere new * Small villages, festivals and food you can almost taste * Clean reads with no swearing or explicit scenes Bonus story included: Bhoot: The Dog Who Came Out of the Fog, a Pine Cottage prequel told by Aunt Ruth, about how the village’s “ghost dog” got his name. For dog lovers: the dogs face danger, but no dog is harmed in the novel. The bonus story touches on a stray’s hard past, off the page, and ends happily. Written in British English.
Pawprints in the Mist: A Himalayan Cozy Mystery (The Dogs of Pine Cottage Book 1)Deb GhoshEbookShe inherited a cottage in the fog, and six dogs who don’t trust her. Burned-out vet tech Sara Whitmore flies from Portland to a misty hill village near Kalimpong, in the Himalayan foothills of India, to settle her late aunt Ruth’s estate. Instead she finds Pine Cottage, a no-nonsense neighbour called Sushila, and a will with one strange condition: to inherit the cottage, Sara must live there and care for Ruth’s six rescued street dogs for one full year. If she leaves early, she gets nothing. One foggy morning, Bhoot, the scruffiest dog in the pack, leads her down the forest path to a body at the bottom of the drop. The police call it an accident. Bhoot clearly disagrees. With a resort developer circling, a festival on the way and a village full of secrets, Sara and six stubborn dogs must follow the pawprints to the truth. A cozy mystery of mountain fog, momos and six unforgettable dogs. Book One of The Dogs of Pine Cottage. Perfect for readers who love: * Cozy mysteries with clever, loyal dogs * Amateur sleuths starting over somewhere new * Small villages, festivals and food you can almost taste * Clean reads with no swearing or explicit scenes Bonus story included: Bhoot: The Dog Who Came Out of the Fog, a Pine Cottage prequel told by Aunt Ruth, about how the village’s “ghost dog” got his name. For dog lovers: the dogs face danger, but no dog is harmed in the novel. The bonus story touches on a stray’s hard past, off the page, and ends happily. Written in British English.
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