It was a great beach read, full of mystery and told from the viewpoint of Chet the dog, faithful canine partner to Bernie, his PI owner. I read this as part of my Stephen King Summer Reading List Self-Challenge, and once again I was rewarded with a good read. There's an awesome dog narrator (again, it can't be said enough, it's totally Bunnicula for the over 30 club), there's a young girl who may or may not be a runaway, several suspicious Russians, and lots of food mentioned. Even a little tiny hint of romance- for Bernie, not Chet.
Dog On It gets a Midnight Book Rating of:
Started today: World War Z by Max Brooks
I doubt there will be much reading done tonight because my nieces are here and there are already screams and giggles. Although that may be the ideal background noise while reading a zombie book...
