Doubting River - Alexander, Melissa C
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Can a broken dog heal a broken family? After fleeing his small Mississippi hometown as a teenager, Charm Freeman planned never to return. But his brother-in-law's tragic death forces him back, where he finds his nine-year-old nephew Lucas drowning in grief. The boy has only one lifeline: fulfilling his father's dream of turning their neighbor's injured retriever into a champion hunting dog. Against his sister's wishes, Charm commits to helping Lucas train River. As uncle and nephew work to heal both dog and heart, Charm must finally confront the painful secrets that drove him away. But just…mehr

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Can a broken dog heal a broken family? After fleeing his small Mississippi hometown as a teenager, Charm Freeman planned never to return. But his brother-in-law's tragic death forces him back, where he finds his nine-year-old nephew Lucas drowning in grief. The boy has only one lifeline: fulfilling his father's dream of turning their neighbor's injured retriever into a champion hunting dog. Against his sister's wishes, Charm commits to helping Lucas train River. As uncle and nephew work to heal both dog and heart, Charm must finally confront the painful secrets that drove him away. But just when he discovers that home might be exactly where he belongs, everything he's rebuilt threatens to shatter. Read DOUBTING RIVER and discover why some dreams are worth fighting for.
Autorenporträt
Melissa lives in western Pennsylvania on a farmlette - all the land but none of the livestock, unless you count three dogs, a feral cat who adopted her family, and a husband who feeds her very well. Her first novel, DOUBTING RIVER, combines her love of storytelling with her deep understanding of dogs, drawing from decades of experience in dog training and behavior. Her previous book, CLICK FOR JOY, won the Dog Writers of America's award for "Best Training/Behavior Book" of 2003, establishing her as a respected voice in the dog training community. When not writing or working with her beasties, Melissa can usually be found on her computer lost in yet another story.