Found Dogs

In this Hugo-winner from Connie Willis, when too many jumps back to 1940 leave 21st century Oxford history student Ned Henry exhausted, a relaxing trip to Victorian England seems the perfect solution. But complexities like recalcitrant rowboats, missing cats, and love at first sight make Ned's holiday anything but restful—to say nothing of the way hideous pieces of Victorian art can jeopardize the entire course of history.

A steamy small-town romance between a straight-laced house renovator and the sexy landscaper determined to break down her walls, from the #1 New York Times bestselling author of Things We Left Behind. "Lucy Score always delivers on the laughs, expert storytelling, and full-body swoons." —Tessa...

"Daniel Henning is a great narrator for this quirky and theatrical audiobook...Henning revels in a cornucopia of characters, diving into nuanced voices and colorful moments with accents and growls, tone shifts and whispers...This is definitely a title for those who enjoy fantasy stories replete...

After several years dreaming of a different lifestyle, we finally hit the road. We set out on our journey from Brighton, England, with our boy, a dog and three horses... fate led us to Paradise...a derelict, dirt floored ruin on the banks of a crystal clear river in the mountains of Portugal. Steve, my husband, and myself, were both enchanted at first sight by the stunning location of the ruin. It was surrounded by trees, and so quiet, just birdsong and the burble of the river. But the ruin had no electricity, running water, or telephone connection. There were no services at all. It would ...

After Trinity Ashford’s dog, Sheba, digs up a dead body, danger lurks at every turn. Trinity hadn’t gone snooping for trouble this time. Trouble came for her. Somebody is very interested in the crime she helped solve a few months ago. Attacks and threats on her life have made Trinity determined to take down a killer before somebody is digging up her bones.

Kira no longer runs to the door when Gemma comes home. She lifts her head from the spot by the window where the afternoon sun pools on the hardwood, and her tail sweeps the floor in a slow arc, and that is enough. The veterinarian has been honest: months, not years. Good months. Let her have them. So Gemma does, learning what it means to grieve someone who is still there, to love a dog who is slowly releasing her grip on the world with the same patient grace she brought to everything else. Atticus is four months old. The cabin is full in a way it has never been. Marco’s coffee mug is ...

Four psychological cozy mysteries. One small town on Cape Cod. And a dog who knows when something is wrong before anyone else does. Former psychotherapist Molly McBeal arrived in Blue Heron Bay with a dream, a coffee shop in the making, and Star — the mini Aussiedoodle who chose her at a Colorado shelter on the way across the country. What she didn't expect was to find herself reading micro-expressions across crime scenes instead of across her old therapy office, or to discover that twenty years of listening to people had prepared her for something she never asked for. Across these first ...

A forgotten quilt. A fatal fall. A mountain town stitched with secrets. When quilt-shop owner Alex Allin agrees to clear the attic of Aspen Ridge’s historic inn, she expects dust and forgotten fabric. Instead, she and her clever cavapoo, Saedie, uncover a cryptic quilt, a hidden box, and evidence that a local antique dealer’s fatal fall was no accident. With help from Aspen Ridge’s tea-fueled Granny Squad, Alex follows the quilt’s wandering stitches into a past someone has worked hard to bury. Old grudges and guarded secrets surround the inn, but the most troubling clues point ...

"This book! It stole my heart, broke my heart, and warmed my heart. Chase and Finnegan have the kind of friendship we all need." —Barbara O'Connor, New York Times bestselling author of Wish From the Newbery Honor-winning and #1 New York Times bestselling author of A Rover's Story comes the...

Albert never planned to stay long. A makeshift community of schoolteachers and half-feral kids wasn’t exactly his idea of peace and quiet—even if it came with running water, rationed rice pudding, and the faint smell of chalk dust. But when trouble brews and tensions mount, Albert finds himself doing something unexpected: sticking around. And when staying becomes dangerous, he does something even stranger. He leads them away. Because he knows a place. Off the map. Out of the way. Where tomato plants grow in neat rows, the old folk still believe in crochet, and nobody makes you join a ...

In Fall for Him by Andie Burke, seven-hundred-fifty square feet isn’t enough for the home-renovation-fueled hatred and the building sexual tension. Dylan Gallagher’s hot neighbor loathed him from the second he moved in, and causing a flood, falling through the floor, and landing directly...

She came back to Cornwall to lick her wounds. She didn't expect to find a life. "A warm, witty, deeply observed debut about going home, growing into the right size, and the quiet courage of staying." At thirty-two, Sandra Cunningham has lost the lot — the London directorship, the long relationship, the version of herself who believed the whole point of a life was to climb. So she packs up her Clapham flat, takes the Night Riviera back to Falmouth, and settles for a too-small job at a too-small planning consultancy with a man who hands her a laminated induction pack on her first day. She's...

In Carraway, Colorado, the dog park has three rules: pick up after your pet, keep them leashed until you reach the run, and don't dig up the town councilman. Rosie the basset hound just broke rule three. Now Lorraine Mercer (66, former PI, widow, not ready to be put out to pasture) is on the case. She's joined by Cecil Ashby, a retired funeral director who's buried half the town and knows where all the secrets went with them, and Dixie Farrow, a stroke survivor and a total wildcard with a sharp tongue, a sharper mind, and zero patience for nonsense. The victim? Wade Purcell—councilman, ...

The highly anticipated follow up to Wish, which has spent six years on the New York Times bestseller list and is beloved by over two million readers. Dream follows a small town girl with big aspirations who discovers that anything is possible with your best friends and an adorable pup by your...

One year ago, she came to Tidal Cove with nothing. Now someone wants to take everything. Wren Calloway has finally built the life she always wanted. A thriving practice. Friends who feel like family. Jonah, the man who makes her believe in second chances. This should be a celebration. Then the note arrives: STOP DIGGING OR YOU'RE NEXT. The Beacon Society has operated in the shadows for a century. The founding families. The real power behind Tidal Cove. They've controlled elections, buried scandals, and eliminated threats. Wren just became a threat. When their patriarch is murdered and his ...

A fatal fall. A historic lighthouse. And a secret someone will kill to protect. Molly McBeal planned a quiet summer running Star’s Landing, her coffee shop in the seaside town of Blue Heron Bay. After years as a therapist, she’s good at noticing what people try to hide. Still, she wants to believe the police when a local volunteer, Elena Ward, is found dead beneath the historic lighthouse and the tragedy is ruled an accident. But Molly’s dog, Star, senses something wrong from the start. Elena had been auditing the lighthouse restoration fund—and quietly uncovering financial ...

“What would you tell your teen self if you could go back in time? Underhill’s tender, innovative debut is the smartest take on this trope I’ve ever read. . . and for the record, I read it in a single sitting. A beautiful, thoughtful study of how we find our truest selves, and whom we...

In this heartwarming work, we reunite with the lovable rescue dog and subject of the cherished book Arthur as he settles into his new life abroad. As we follow Arthur’s ups and downs with his owner, author Mikael Lindnord, we also meet 16 other rescue dogs, each with a surprising story of how they found their forever home. From Ecuador to America, Australia to the Yukon, and everywhere in between, remarkable canine encounters prove that dogs really are our best friends - and that their journeys to find love and acceptance are as compelling as our most famed human tales.

Autumn settles over Blue Heron Bay, and Molly McBeal is finally finding her rhythm—until her intuitive Aussiedoodle, Star, begins stopping daily at a weathered gate, uneasy and insistent. Three weeks later, Molly follows her lead… and finds a body no one thought to look for. Drawn in by instinct—and years spent reading what others miss—Molly can’t ignore the unease curling beneath the town’s polished surface. With Star’s watchful presence and uncanny sensitivity guiding her, she begins untangling a past no one wants uncovered. The victim had enemies. Quiet ones. Respectable ...

In the windswept seaside town of Harrow Cove , secrets wash ashore with every tide — and some are meant to stay buried. Nestled between the harbour fog and salt-worn cliffs sits The Tide Knows Your Name, an old bookshop where the floors creak, the tea is always warm, and the past never truly rests. When Nora Wren inherits the beloved store from her late aunt, she expects dusty first editions, quiet afternoons, and perhaps a chance to rebuild her life. She does not expect a corpse. On the morning of Harrow Cove's annual summer festival, Douglas Herne — the town’s most disliked ...