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" This is a really good series. The story is told via the dog Chet. If you are looking for a mystery/suspense with a touch of humor, this is your book. Now, I am ready for the next one! "
- Kelly, 2/13/2014
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" I love this dog. These books are the best. "
- Jill, 2/3/2014
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" This is probably as good as the first book in the series, but I don't like to give everything five stars. I love mystery series because I know I don't have to let go of fictional characters I have grown to love. Chet really puts me into a more in the moment frame of mind. "
- Priscilla, 1/30/2014
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" Chet the dog is the best narrator ever. "
- Sandra, 1/20/2014
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" I love this series! Fast paced fun and mystery. It helps to be a little ADHD to keep up with Chet's dialog, but his charming love for the moment is infectious. This one had a little more foul language than I prefer, but it fit with the characters and situation so it was not distracting. "
- Sandy, 1/2/2014
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" I really like these books, even though I don't usually like stuff written from an animals point of view. This dog narrator is funny and moves the story along at the same time. The mystery part was great too! "
- Dawn, 12/27/2013
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" Another fun , relaxing read. I smiled often - laughed out loud a few times, and just simply enjoyed the book. Often, the author relies on imagination - as Chet starts to discuss events from his past and some of those are the best parts of the stories. Well worth the time spent reading this story. "
- Kathy, 12/21/2013
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" Classic Chet and Bernie. Lot of dog thoughts about pant legs and teeth needing to bite. Love this series! Very entertaining. "
- Cindy, 12/14/2013
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" Adult fiction/dog mystery. I like the Chet and Bernie stories so far, but more for their humor/action than for the mystery (hard-core mystery readers might be disappointed--plenty of clues are sprinkled throughout to allow the reader to draw conclusions well before Bernie). "
- Tracey, 11/20/2013
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" simple reading, but quite amusing "
- Jennifer, 10/23/2013
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" The second in the series. A fun read written from the perspective of the dog, Chet. He and Bernie (his master) are hired to solve the kidnapping of a show dog, Princess, and her master, Adelina. "
- Megan, 10/12/2013
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" NY Times bestseller. Part of a series about a private investigator and his dog. Think Jessica Fletcher with a clunker Porshe and big dog. Fun, fast read. "
- Donna, 8/5/2013
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" A fun, easy read. I love Chet the dog and his view of things! "
- Bgrayyoung, 7/25/2013
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" Can Chet be still more engaging than in book one. I love this quirky series and will keep going. "
- Sue, 7/4/2013
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" Loved the first book and was excited to get this one. The originality of Chet wasn't so original anymore. He was humorous and fun. A few chapters in made it seem like he still was. Exactly the same. Saying exactly the same things. It's a one book thing for me....not series material. "
- Kerry, 5/14/2013
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" Just as clever and endearing as the first book in the series. "
- Sue, 5/3/2013
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" Once again, a completely predictable mystery made into a fun, charming read by an excellent dog main character/narrator. "
- Melanie, 5/2/2013
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" This is a fun mystery series told from the dog's perspective. The best part? It's a series, so your beloved canine doesn't die at the end! "
- Amy, 1/15/2013
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" I love that dog, Chet!!! "
- Kathy, 12/23/2012
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" How could you not love a book written from the dog's perspective! Good mystery and lots of fun. "
- Gretchen, 11/13/2012
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" delightful, clever, amusing. can't wait to find the first in this series, and look forward to more. "
- Jan, 4/25/2012
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" I love Chet and Bernie. "
- Tammy, 3/20/2012
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" Still a good voice, but for some reason not quite as engaging as the first one. Bernie seems like more of a burn-out in this one, and not the charming shlub from the first book. Good enough to keep me reading until the end, however, and will probably pick up the next one. "
- Audra, 10/21/2011
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" Bernie is the P.I. and Chet is the equal sidekick who narrates the tail(tale). A good story made delightful by the running insights and distractions of Chet. "
- Debra, 10/17/2011
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" I love Chet . . . nothing more needs to be said. Love that dog! "
- Kim, 9/2/2011
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" Just as good as the first Chet & Bernie book. I have feeling it's harder to write this than you'd think it would be. Not only are you channeling the dog's stream-of-consciousness stuff, but you're also trying to make sure there's enough details to follow the case. Such a fun read! "
- Carol, 6/18/2011
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" Not as funny as the first book (Dog On It) but I enjoyed it even more! Chet is sweeter, more endearing and the plot is better. I'm looking forward to reading the next in the series.
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- Maxine, 5/20/2011
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" Written from the perspective of a large breed dog, this is a hilarious mystery. Seriously? I could so see my dog thinking like this. Loved it. Have to check out more of his books.
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- Makenzie, 5/4/2011
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" I didn't like this book as much as I liked book #3, but it was okay. I'm still looking forward to reading book #1.
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- Diane, 4/10/2011
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" Loved it! Second book in the series is just as good as the first (if not better). What a great way to go through a detective novel - through the eyes of the dog! And since the story involves another dog (a show dog, a la Westminster Kennel club dog shows), it's even funnier.
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- Melyssa, 3/29/2011
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" Another fun book from the Chet and Bernie series. The novelty of the dog perspective wasn't as fresh, but the mystery was just as fast and mindless as the first, which is all I expect out of this series.
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- Emilypalenske, 3/20/2011
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" What is not to like about Chet? He entertains and shows as much reflection as a thoughtful human protagonist.
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- Dorinda, 2/7/2011
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" Pretty good. Didn't seem to have the full zip of the first book in the series.
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- Brian, 2/3/2011
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" Good story. PI novel from the viewpoint of a dog. What could be cuter?
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- Meg, 1/29/2011
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