title: The Trouble With Henriette
author:  Wende Devlin 
description: "The trouble with Henriette," according to Jolie's grandfather, "is that she can't find a truffle." For a French truffle hound, that spells failure?and also spells this particular pooch's imminent replacement with a more efficient model. But the canny canine surprises everyone by locating truffles once more, albeit in a comically inappropriate setting. The Devlins, creators of the Cranberryport series, enliven their pet-in-jeopardy tale with an engaging dose of Gallic charm in both text and pictures. Harry Devlin composes buildings, interiors and characters with architectural precision; his ink-and-watercolor illustrations abound with minute, often amusing details. His frequently muted colorations plus the characters' stock cartoony faces give this book an old-fashioned appearance, while Henriette's redemption adds a measure of warmth. If youngsters need to be educated about gourmandise to grasp Henriette's plight, that's but a truffle, er, trifle. Ages 4-7. <br />Copyright 1995 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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  “There’s no need to challenge. If Devlin needs time, let’s give it to him.”
  
  
  “He lied to you,” Mason blasted. “All this time he knew there was a threat and
  he said nothing. He knew why your connection to me was so sporadic and instead
  of easing your confusion, he continued with this masquerade.” Mason glared
  over my shoulder at Devlin. “Do you even understand what that did to her? Do
  you? She doubted herself. She doubted her wolf. She thought she was inferior,
  and all this time you knew why!” Stepping around me, Mason shoved his friend.
  “You knew! How could you watch her falling apart with uncertainty and say
  nothing?”
  
  
  Daniel quickly moved, just in case Devlin retaliated. As much as my heart was
  breaking over being kept in the dark, watching the pain between the two of
  them killed me. What happened next would define their future relationship and,
  as a result, mine.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Praise for Forever Changed
  
  
  
  
  
  “Forever Changed is Belinda Boring’s 