Randolph, un cane molto diplomatico

I am a fan - no - an admirer of Randolph! If you enjoy mysteries and admire canines and have a great imagination then this is the series for you.

J. F. Englert doesn’t miss a beat with “A Dog Among Diplomats”, a very well-crafted novel of mystery and intrigue in which Harry plays a minor role. In order to keep his “inspired” Lab hot on the trail of murder, Harry offers up Randolph as a therapy dog to a United Nations diplomat. Randolph is not Leggi tutto

Randolph, like most dogs, cannot talk, but he can read, and he has a taste for literary classics. He also has a nose for murder. In this, the second of J.F. Englert's Bull Moose Dog Run Mysteries, he is again trying to sniff out who done it. This time, it involves shady types living in a boarding ho Leggi tutto

This is the middle book in a series. I didn't like it as well as the two that sandwiched it. I think it was because it wasn't told so much from the dog's point of view. But it was still a decent book. You have to read all three in order to get the story.

I enjoyed this quick read. Love a story told by a dog. (Spencer Quinn too) Lots of humour and great for dog lovers. Happy reading!

Randolph and Harry are back for more! A great follow-up to A Dog About Town, J.F. Englert picks right up where he left off with A Dog Among Diplomats, keeping the pace going and the characters strong. Imogen's story is moved forward as the motives behind her disappearance become clearer. It appears th Leggi tutto

I gave the first book in this series four stars. This is the second, and didn't quite live up to the first. I love the concept of the story being told by a sentient Lab named Rudolph. He lives with his owner, both of them missing Imogen, the almost Fiancee and dog-mom, who vanished a year ago. Now,

The follow-up to last year's A Dog About Town comes out of the gate running. And it's a winner! Like the first book in the series, this one is written in the first person from Randolph's point of view. But I was now used to seeing through the eyes (and nose) of a dog by this time! :P In this installm Leggi tutto

I read this book immediately after reading Englert's 'A Dog About Town.' I liked this story just as much as the first! This time Randolph finds himself trying to clear the name of his mistress, Imogen, who mysteriously disappeared without a trace about one year before. Imogen is being accused of the Leggi tutto