Till Death Do Us Bark by Judi McCoy is the fifth book
in the “Dog Walker” mystery series. Publisher: Obsidian, August 2011
A Hamptons wedding gives Ellie an excuse to take a break for the
first time in ten years, so she and her best friend pack up their
dogs—yorkiepoo Rudy and terrier Twink—and head to the beach for a week. Since
humans and canines have been invited to the festivities, Ellie hopes she
doesn’t get roped into dealing with the wet-nosed wedding guests. But soon
she’s chasing her tail over trouble of the two-legged variety. Before the bride
can say, “I do,” someone is murdered, and Ellie and Rudy must put their noses
to the ground to sniff out the killer before the entire ceremony goes to the
dogs.
Ellie and Viv with their furry pals (Rudy and Mr. T) are in the
Hamptons attending the wedding of Viv’s oldest sister. Instead of a happy
celebration, Ellie finds herself involved in yet another murder, the
groom-to-be. Secrets are exposed as Ellie, with help from Viv and Rudy, search
for clues that will shut the door on wedded bliss for the killer. This
easy-paced tale was such a fun read. I thought I knew the identity of the
killer, but the author had other ideas that led me astray. With Viv’s family at
the forefront, it was fun watching Viv’s relationship with her family as she
worked together with Ellie and the dogs to prove a person’s innocence. The
banter between Ellie and her canine friends is just as entertaining as the
conversations she has with her human friends. This was another good story in
this likeable series.
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