Dog Bless You

This series has gotten better with each book and this story is a good improvement from the last book. Steve has a new job at Eastern College. He has been promoted. to develop the new conference center on the newly acquire at Friar Lake . His first visit Rochester finds a hand raising from a shallow......more

In another life, I spent a couple of years as an alumni relations officer for two universities where I studied, and a big part of my job was organizing events. So that made Steve's new job running the Friar Lake conference center a no-brainer for me. And by beginning with the renovation of the forme......more

Overall, I enjoyed it, I'm going on to the next one. But the writer & the reader (of the audiobook) could still use some improvement. In some cases it's hard to tell which one is at fault: did the writer write the wrong word, did the reader see the word incorrectly, or does the reader just not know......more

Dog Bless You, another five-star read by Plakcy. This is the fourth book in The Golden Retriever Mystery Series, and the fourth in the series that I have read. One of the things that I have noticed is that Plakcy has the tendency to repeat the same passages of description and exposition in every one......more

Still a good series. This one has a few more errors than the first three. Karate "robes"??? Really? Never heard a dojo referred to as a "donjon" - which comes up in the dictionary as a dungeon or its successor - but maybe that's a localism. Brother Anselm is "almost 70" and decrepit ("wizened old man"......more