Life and Death at the Dog Park - Paperback

by Scott Sowers (Author)

A normal day at the dog park is disrupted when Mooky, a black lab comes bounding out of the woods with a human leg bone in her mouth. Retired Secret Service agent, Vivien Szabo, who is the owner of Mooky is pulled into this cozy-style, mystery- thriller where her friends and neighbors all become murder suspects. The story is told through the eyes of Mooky and Vivien, who also finds herself involved with one of the Washington Metro Police detectives assigned to the case. Set in a local dog park in Washington, DC, the tale spins through racial tension, lust and hidden desires while focusing on the often off-kilter, canine-centric, social dynamic of the dog park.

Author Biography

Scott Sowers grew up in northeastern Ohio and began pitching stories to magazines while still in high school. After working his way through college he moved to Virginia Beach where he sold boats, tended bar and began writing features for the alternative press. He moved to Washington DC and began a successful freelance career as a television producer and print journalist. He now spends his days consulting, writing features, producing films and exercising his greatest passion - writing fiction.