One Dog Too Many
One Dog Too Many by Lia Farrell is an illustrated edition published by Epicenter Press in November 2013. This engaging mystery follows Mae December, who operates a dog boarding business in Tennessee. When her neighbor Ruby Mead-Allison fails to retrieve her unruly Pomeranian, Mae investigates and uncovers Ruby’s body, leading her into a web of intrigue involving various suspects, including Ruby’s estranged husband and disinherited brother.
As Mae delves deeper into the circumstances surrounding Ruby’s death, she teams up with Sheriff Ben Bradley, who is initially skeptical of her amateur sleuthing but finds himself drawn to her. The narrative explores themes of mystery and detection, as Mae navigates the challenges posed by both the investigation and the potential dangers that arise from her inquiries. This first installment in the Mae December Mystery Series offers readers a blend of suspense and character interaction, set against the backdrop of a small-town community.
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Mae December runs a successful dog boarding business in Tennessee. When her neighbor, Ruby Mead-Allison, fails to pick up her unruly Pomeranian from Mae’s kennel, Mae pokes around and discovers the woman’s body. It is clad in one red boot, and there is a vehicle counting cord wrapped around its neck. While delving into the mystery of Ruby’s death, Mae encounters handsome Sheriff Ben Bradley. Together they find no shortage of suspects. Ruby was standing in the way of a project that would widen the road and make the area safer. Was she killed by an angry neighbor? Her estranged husband? Her disinherited brother? The sheriff may not appreciate Mae’s amateur detecting, but he does respond to her as a woman. Meanwhile the murderer thinks it’s time to put a permanent stop to Mae’s meddling. One Dog Too Many is the first book in the Mae December Mystery Series.
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