Gone to the Dogs
  • Published:
    Jan-2004
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    Print / eBook
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  • Main Genre:
    Paranormal Romance
  • Time Period:
    Contemporary
  • Pages:
    400
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This little Piggy should've stayed home....

Once a drop-dead bombshell, now stuck in the body of a corpulent corgi named Piggy, the late, great, gorgeous Lydia Keane is serving her penance for being a very bad girl while on earth. As a reluctant cupid, her mission is to bring lonely hearts together. But when her hopelessly clueless owner comes into some money--and suddenly meets Mr. Right--Piggy smells something funny....

In their spare time, freelance writer Nell Jordan and Piggy--now a certified therapy dog--make the rounds of northern Arizona's medical centers to bring some light into the lives of those in need. Nell has a heart of gold, though she lives in a style to which the formerly pampered Piggy is definitely not accustomed. But all that changes when a nursing home resident dies, leaving Piggy his fortune. Soon they're rolling in dough--and just as soon, a handsome, sexy photographer is sniffing around Nell. Piggy's been around the block--and there's no way this studmuffin is getting his hands on the Piggy Bank. Because why else would he want a plain Jane like Nell? Love is in the air--and it's up to Piggy to keep Nell's head out of the clouds....
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    • First Edition
    • Jan-2004
    • Bantam
    • Mass Market Paperback
    • ISBN: 0553586335
    • ISBN13: 9780553586336
    •  
    • Dec-2003
    • Springer
    • Mass Market Paperback
    • ISBN: 0553335863
    • ISBN13: 9780553335866
    •  
    • Dec-2003
    • Turtleback Books
    • Hardcover
    • ISBN: 1417716533
    • ISBN13: 9781417716531
    • Library Binding
    •  
    • Dec-2007
    • Bantam
    • eBook
    • ISBN: 030741809X
    • ISBN13: 9780307418098



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