Wings ePress Author - Dorothy Bodoin


Cozy Mystery	Cozy Mystery	Cozy Mystery

Gothic Romance	Romantic Suspense	Cozy Mystery

Cozy Mystery	Cozy Mystery	Cozy Mystery

Cozy Mystery	Cozy Mystery	Cozy Mystery

	Cozy Mystery	Cozy Mystery

Cozy Mystery	Cozy Mystery

Dorothy Bodoin lives in Royal Oak, Michigan, with her collie, Kinder. A graduate of Oakland University in Rochester, Michigan, with Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in English, she taught secondary English for several years before leaving education to write full-time. She is the author of six novels of romantic suspense, a Gothic romance, and the Foxglove Corners Cozy Mystery series.

Where have all the dogs gone? When Jennet Ferguson comes to deliver rawhide treats to the Foxglove Corners Animal Shelter, she finds the place ominously silent. Not only are the rescued dogs missing, so are the two elderly ladies who run the shelter. So is their neighbor and his dog.

As in real life, the troubles in Foxglove Corners don’t come singly. Will Jennet and crew find the missing dogs before the state’s spreading outbreak of rabies reaches Foxglove Corners and endangers both dog and human residents? Will they be able to stop the dognappers from striking again? Worst of all, why has Jennet’s husband, Deputy Sheriff Crane Ferguson, become so moody and secretive?

If you’re already a fan of Dorothy Bodoin’s Foxglove Corners series, Where Have All The Dogs Gone? will be a welcome addition. In this reviewer’s opinion, it’s the best story so far! If you haven’t yet visited Foxglove Corners, you’re twelve books behind. It’s time to catch up. The mystery and suspense Ms. Bodoin creates so expertly, plus her great love of dogs, will keep you reading as fast as you can until the very end. So settle in with the residents of Foxglove Corners--and your favorite pup--and give yourself a real treat. -- Donna H. Parker, author of the “Fiddling With Murder” cozies, http://donnaparker.w4aw.org

Where Have All The Dogs Gone? is the latest book in Dorothy Bodoin’s Foxglove Corners series. It is a cozy mystery guaranteed to lure you into a sticky web of intrigue, danger and ghostly occurrences.

The warmth, love and beauty of Foxglove Corners, with its small town atmosphere, Victorian houses and beautiful wooded areas, is once again the setting for this page-turner. You will be transported into Jennet Ferguson’s world with her husband Crane and their four collies. It is a world of loving relationships, scrumptious baked goods and everyday life, all taking place beneath clouds of deception and mysterious goings on. You will find yourself racing to the end to find out who is creating havoc in their small community for - someone is letting the dogs loose from their shelters.

I highly recommend Where Have All The Dogs Gone? Spending time in Foxglove Corners is always a delight and a much-needed respite from our daily life. I look forward to more tales of Jennet and Crane as Bodoin’s books are not to be missed. -- Suzanne Hurley, Author of the Samantha Barclay novels

The Snow Queen's Collie: Whether you’re huddled up in front of your woodstove on a cold snowy day, or lounging on the beach enjoying some hot weather, a Dorothy Bodoin book is a must on your list to read. So grab a hot toddy or some ice cold lemonade and get ready for The Snow Queen’s Collie, Bodoin’s newest addition to her Foxglove Corners’ cozy mystery series. It is always a good day in my house when one of her books is released, as it is a reason to celebrate.

The Snow Queen’s Collie begins with a bang. On a snowy Christmas Eve, high school English teacher Jennet Ferguson discovers a tiny three-month-old white collie puppy with tricolor markings on her head curled up on her doorstep. Where did the pup come from? How did it get there? Immediately we are thrust into the first mystery of the story as Jennet names the little pup Misty and begins the search for the owner.

I highly recommend The Snow Queen’s Collie as a wonderful, enthralling read and look forward to Bodoin’s next installment of the Foxglove Corners. -- By Suzanne Hurley, www/suzannemhurley.com