Review: another story to engage and entertain
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 31, 2013
Continuing in the tradition of Leashed, Zoe Dawson has created another story to engage and entertain, that had me reading it in one sitting, picking up shortly after finishing the first in this Going to the Dogs series.Picking up where Leashed left off, nearly literally, this book focuses on Brooke, one of the four women we will follow in this series that met and bonded over Saturday mornings at the dog park.  Brooke is a business owner, non-stop volunteer with a penchant for caring for others: from her elderly neighbors to her friends and even the homeless.  Characterizations in this story bring Brooke to life to the reader, despite her own abandonment issues; she is tenacious about her attention to the little details that make everyone feel special, often to the detriment of her own well-being.Drew is a lawyer assigned to manage the lawsuit against Brooke's business that were a result of an owner`s irascibility and vindictiveness.  His near obsessive need to succeed and provide have narrowed his world to work and money, until he meets Brooke.What ensues is a cleverly plotted, well defined romance that highlights Dawson's trademarked humor and pithy conversation.  In a quick and fun read that made me smile on nearly every page, this book spoke to both the romantic and dog lover in me.  This is a series to read on those "bleh" days, as it will leave you feeling happy and curious about the next in the series.I received an eBook copy from the author for purpose of honest review as part of the Indie Authors Rock promotion on I am, Indeed.  I was not compensated for this review, and all conclusions are my own responsibility.