Dogs And Goddesses

by Linda Segall Anable

Dogs hold the key to enlightenment... Mother Earth craves your menses... Bruce Springsteen can deliver you to the Promised Land... Your dog already lives there...

328 pages, Paperback

First published December 30, 2008

Reviews

[Dax · Rating 3 out of 5]

Dogs and Goddesses is a whimsical, adult romp to the well-imagined soundtrack of Bruce Springsteen. I happen to be familiar with one of the oft-mentioned locales in the story – specifically the park where our heroes meet, and have never seen it in quite the same light since. Segall- Anable expertly weaves a tale of three women, ordinary and not-so ordinary heroes, who meet and become friends as a result of their heaven-sent companions. Each woman is forced to take a stand on her inner compulsions, answering the question, “to free or not to free.” Add a dash of Hollywood insider tidbits and a juicy mystery, and this book will send you into unimagined places, expertly maneuvered by Anable.

Long live dogs, goddesses and Springsteen, and bravo to Segall-Anable for an unusual and compelling tale.

Dax Snäer

[Sofia · Rating 1 out of 5]

So not my cup of tea...
Romance, craziness and an uninteresting plot.
In all fairness, I may have bought the wrong book as there is another "Dogs and Goddesses" out there, written by other authors.