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Title: Good Dogs, Bad Books
Review: This is the second book in the series that I have read, and it is no better than the first. The dogs are fun, but unless you are a major dog lover, don't bother. The "hero" is a smart-alecky ex-cop turned dog trainer, who has a snarky, married lover and is continually being harrassed by her uncle by marriage, a corrupt sherrif who tries to frame the "hero" for murder because he disapproves of his affair with a married woman. The writing is abysmal. The author would benefit from some 3rd grade English classes, because he seems to have forgotten (or never learned) the basic rules of grammar that most 3rd graders learn. Some books are interesting enough that bad grammar and sentence structure can be overlooked. These are not among them. The plotting is simplistic and the resolutions are telegraphed far in advance of the (blessed) ending. Save your money for a really good dog book, such as those written by Susan Conant or Laurien Berensen.
