It's Just A Dog
by Russ Ryan
What if your dog died and then came back as a ghost…that could talk? Would you welcome him back with open arms, or run away scared to death?
This is the premise of IT’S JUST A DOG, a humorous, heartwarming new novel about love, pet loss, and one man’s ghost dog who rises up yapping from the grave as a talking dog.
Charlie Keefe is not just your typical dog lover –– he’s a world famous dog painter, a.k.a. “The Picasso of Pooch Portraits”. Unfortunately, Charlie’s beloved muse, Pete, his lovable Jack Russell terrier, has just died. And he’s totally grief-stricken by the loss of his furry best friend.
So, after months of suffering over his dearly departed soulmate and wondering if he ever made it to The Rainbow Bridge, Charlie reluctantly agrees to foster a new puppy –– a cute Cavalier King Charles named Brownie from the local animal shelter. Soon after, Charlie is surprised to find himself falling head over heels with this new puppy girl, his ‘Rebound Dog’, as he calls her –– as well as being romantically attracted to Janelle Jordan, the head hound at the dog rescue.
But then complications arise when the ghost of his old dog, Pete, mysteriously reappears one night and comes back to haunt him and the new puppy –– setting off a bizarre chain of events that throw Charlie’s life, career, and entire belief system into chaos!
If you like funny dog movies and have enjoyed such classic dog stories as Old Yeller, The Art of Racing in the Rain, Marley and Me, and A Dog’s Purpose, then you are bound to find a place in your heart for IT’S JUST A DOG.
It's Just A Dog is for anyone who has ever lost a pet –– and learned to love again. Regardless of whether you're a fan of literary fiction, women's fiction, or just yearn for an old-fashioned love story with humor, you will find something to smile about in this laugh out loud romantic comedy -- available in Kindle and paperback!
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by Russ Ryan
What if your dog died and then came back as a ghost…that could talk? Would you welcome him back with open arms, or run away scared to death?
This is the premise of IT’S JUST A DOG, a humorous, heartwarming new novel about love, pet loss, and one man’s ghost dog who rises up yapping from the grave as a talking dog.
Charlie Keefe is not just your typical dog lover –– he’s a world famous dog painter, a.k.a. “The Picasso of Pooch Portraits”. Unfortunately, Charlie’s beloved muse, Pete, his lovable Jack Russell terrier, has just died. And he’s totally grief-stricken by the loss of his furry best friend.
So, after months of suffering over his dearly departed soulmate and wondering if he ever made it to The Rainbow Bridge, Charlie reluctantly agrees to foster a new puppy –– a cute Cavalier King Charles named Brownie from the local animal shelter. Soon after, Charlie is surprised to find himself falling head over heels with this new puppy girl, his ‘Rebound Dog’, as he calls her –– as well as being romantically attracted to Janelle Jordan, the head hound at the dog rescue.
But then complications arise when the ghost of his old dog, Pete, mysteriously reappears one night and comes back to haunt him and the new puppy –– setting off a bizarre chain of events that throw Charlie’s life, career, and entire belief system into chaos!
If you like funny dog movies and have enjoyed such classic dog stories as Old Yeller, The Art of Racing in the Rain, Marley and Me, and A Dog’s Purpose, then you are bound to find a place in your heart for IT’S JUST A DOG.
It's Just A Dog is for anyone who has ever lost a pet –– and learned to love again. Regardless of whether you're a fan of literary fiction, women's fiction, or just yearn for an old-fashioned love story with humor, you will find something to smile about in this laugh out loud romantic comedy -- available in Kindle and paperback!

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