Release Day!
It’s finally here – you can now get Dogs and Goddesses at your local bookseller! To add to our great joy, yesterday, we got another starred review, this time from Booklist:
Abby Richmond had come to Summerville, Ohio, to sell the bakery she just inherited from her grandmother, but when she decides to attend the Kammani Gula dog-obedience class being held at the local college, she meets Web designer Daisy Harris and Professor Shar Summer. After drinking some of Kammani’s special “tonic,” Abby, Daisy, and Shar not only hear their dogs talking but each woman finds she has been given a unique power. Once the three discover they are pawns in a plot concocted by a 4,000-year-old, very cranky Mesopotamian goddess who plans on ruling the world, Abby, Daisy, and Shar (along with the new men in their lives) team up to stop her. Equal measures of sexy romance, captivating characters, and clever writing give Jennifer Crusie, Anne Stuart, and Lani Diane Rich’s collaborative effort its splendidly original flavor. With its uniquely talented trio of authors, uniquely resourceful trio of heroines, rich cast of quirky secondary characters (including one of the best villainesses ever written), and wickedly witty writing, Dogs and Goddesses is absolutely sublime.
I’m so pleased they noticed how wonderfully the villain, Kammani, was written. That was all Crusie, and she did a fabulous job.
Remember to check in at dogsandgoddesses.com for more behind-the-scenes posts from us (including more of our famous Campfire chats coming up) and for live updates from our D&G World Tour. Thanks!
On my way to B & N today for D&G and the 2 YA you suggested.
Have a great release day!!!
Finished this morning, and it was a great read. Thanks for the entertainment. Now if I can pry “What would Emma do” out of my teens hands I would have something else to read.
Picked up my copy and felt all flushed and excited to have had a chance to sneak peek. Love this one.