Dog Eat Dog by David Rosenfelt

Every Andy Carpenter mystery has a dog in it—usually more than one, and "Dog Eat Dog" is no different. The dog is often the device by which the main character, Andy Carpenter, gets dragged, kicking and screaming (figuratively, at least) into representing someone charged with murder. Someone we readers know is innocent. In this case, the accused murderer meets Andy when they see a dog being abused by its owner. The poor dog is being kicked and dragged on a leash, and before Andy's intrepid wife Laurie can reach the abuser to stop the abuse (Andy allows her to be the enforcer as she is a former cop), another man steps in. After telling the abuser to stop, the abuser punches the would-be rescuer who then punches back. The police arrive and arrest both men. The dog savior tells Andy it's not going to go well for him, and Andy doesn't know why. It was clearly self-defense.

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Pamela Kramer | August 18, 2021 at 8:05 pm | Categories: action, adult fiction, animals, books, David Rosenfelt, dogs, mystery | URL: https://wp.me/p7GGe2-5fp
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