The Good, the Bad, and the Pugly

The Good, the Bad, and the Pugly

Compassion often leads to inspiration

Seeking to reinvent herself, a military widow finds a second chance for love and a new focus for her life after she adopts a stray dog.

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After a freak shopping cart accident, Brigid Fitzpatrick takes stock of her life and wonders what happened. Determined to reinvent herself, Brigid sells off everything and rents a cottage in the small town of Alpine Grove. Thanks to her military widow’s pension, she can take a much-needed summer vacation.

Armed with piles of self-improvement books, Brigid sets out to rebuild her life. When she adopts a sweet little dog named Gypsy, Brigid finds out Gypsy isn’t the only homeless dog in Alpine Grove. Compelled to help animals with nowhere to go, Brigid forges a plan when compassionate horse trainer, Clayton Hadley agrees to help. Forced to face deep-seated fears, Brigid finds herself intrigued by Clay’s uncanny insights. Plus, how often do you get to meet a real life cowboy?

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Series: An Alpine Grove Romantic Comedy, Book 7
Genre: Romantic Comedy
Publisher: Magic Fur Press
Publication Year: 2015
Length: Novel
ASIN: B014MYB1Y8
ISBN: 9781610380386
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About the Author
Susan C. Daffron

Susan Daffron is the author of the Jennings and O'Shea novels and the Alpine Grove Romantic Comedies, a series of novels that feature residents of the small town of Alpine Grove and their various quirky dogs and cats. She is also an award-winning author of many nonfiction books, including several about pets and animal rescue. She lives in a small town in northern Idaho and shares her life with her husband and three really cute dogs.

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