Rena never meant to steal her ex-fiancée’s dog. She just happened to drive by the house the ex is sharing with his new girlfriend when the dog hopped right into her car. Okay, so she stole it, but she’s going to take it back. Right now though, being a dog-napper is the least of Rena's problems. Her mother's dating a "potential" serial killer, her sister's having an identity crisis, and Rena’s is the target of one hopeless fix-up after another. If Rena wants to straighten things out, she'll have to face up to the choices she's made, the dreams she's put on hold, and the man who broke her heart. Guterson’s story of learning to let go will resound with every woman who has ever had that urge to get even. Mary Guterson lives on Bainbridge Island. This is her second novel.
“Hilarious, touching, and downright inspiring, Gone to the Dogs is unrestrained good fun and an irresistible read!--Garth Stein, "New York Times"-bestselling author of The Art of Racing in the Rain.
Rena never meant to steal her ex-fiancée’s dog. She just happened to drive by the house the ex is sharing with his new girlfriend when the dog hopped right into her car. Okay, so she stole it, but she’s going to take it back. Right now though, being a dog-napper is the least of Rena's problems. Her mother's dating a "potential" serial killer, her sister's having an identity crisis, and Rena’s is the target of one hopeless fix-up after another. If Rena wants to straighten things out, she'll have to face up to the choices she's made, the dreams she's put on hold, and the man who broke her heart. Guterson’s story of learning to let go will resound with every woman who has ever had that urge to get even. Mary Guterson lives on Bainbridge Island. This is her second novel.
