Collar Me Crazy
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A Tale That Will Leave Paw Prints on Your Heart.
Welcome to the dog-friendly town of Dragonfly Cove, where you’ll find plenty of heartwarming moments that blend canine companionship into the everyday lives of ordinary people, to create extraordinary stories. If you loved books like Wish Me Home by Kay Bratt, the Hometown Harbor series by Tammy L. Grace, and the Guiding Emily seriesby Barbara Hinske, you will enjoy the books in the bestselling Dragonfly Cove Dog Park series; heartwarming stories of the dogs who rescue us!
Collar Me Crazy, by Kay Bratt, is the second book in the Dragonfly Cove Dog Park series. When Emily Doxon takes her new pup to the park, she's not just hoping to tire her out, she’s also looking for a change of scenery to break her writer’s block. But her plans are derailed when she happens upon something that smells a bit fishy and requires her to dig a little deeper. When she meets Kuno Fischer, a larger-than-life cop with an ego to match. As they work together to unravel a shady situation at the dog park, Emily and Kuno find themselves fighting an undeniable attraction, not just between their furry companions, but between themselves.
The Dragonfly Cove Dog Park series is perfect for fans of women's fiction who love stories that are as heartwarming as they are entertaining.
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Book 1: Pick of the Litter
Book 2: Collar Me Crazy by Kay Bratt
Book 3: Hearts Unleashed by Tammy L. Grace
Book 4: Back in the Pack by Barbara Hinske
Book 5: Loyal & True by Ev Bishop
Book 6: Coming Home to Heel by Jodi Allen Brice
Book 7: Unleashed Melody by Julie Carobini
Book 8: Falling for Chance by David Johnson
Book 9: A New Leash on Life by Patricia Sands
Featured Series
9 primary booksDragonfly Cove Dog Park is a 9-book series with 9 primary works first released in 2024 with contributions by Kay Bratt, Tammy L. Grace, and 6 others.
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Quick Introduction To Bratt's Style. At around 1/2 to 1/3 of the length of a "normal Kay Bratt book" (at least in my experience reading them since 2019's Dancing With The Sun), this book serves as a perfect quick introduction to Bratt's (current) style of storytelling, with a solid small town, solid friendships, light romance elements (with about as much spice as a warm glass of milk, for those who need to know these things either direction), and with a central crime (or a few of them) based on real-world cases that Bratt largely expertly fictionalizes to work within the worlds she is creating while also (largely) faithfully recreating the crime inside that world.
In this particular text, the crime element centers around animal abuse, and it is here that Bratt can get a bit more preachy in this book than she normally gets. It is also here that certain elements bring forth wisps of the scent of James Rollins' books involving Tucker Wayne.
Ultimately this entire series centers around a love of dogs, and dog lovers are in for a true treat as we go through this entire series of largely short story/ novella length books (largely in the 120-160 ish page range), and this is a particularly strong book to kick off the "meat" of the series after Book 1 largely used the first chapters of all of the books to introduce us to the overall town and concept of the series.
Very much recommended.
Originally posted at bookanon.com.