Title: One dog .. two dog .. three?
Product review: Poor Henry Tibbet can't seem to get away, even in the peaceful village of Goresemere. Bored with the drudgery of crime at Scotland Yard, his "nose for crime" acts up in the local pub with a "simple case" of a missing dog. The supporting characters are delightfully eccentric, with sister-in-law Jane being the beacon for every lost dog in the area, and brother-in-law Bill, a stalwart opponent of gambling. In this scene, you are introduced to British dog racing and particularly "flapping tracks". It gets a little muddled in the middle, but all gets tied up in the final two chapters. The story is a little reminiscent of Sherlock Holmes "The Silver Blaze".
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