Synopsis "Clewt Kreshkopf, Dog Walker: Let Slip the Dogs Reimagined (in English)"
There is nothing unusual about a dog walker who talks to the dogs in his or her care. What is unusual is when the dogs talk back. In Clewt's case, the dogs talk to him, because he speaks and understands their language. That advantage makes his job a bit easier, as well as more fulfilling. However, if the dogs' owners misbehave, this state of affairs can spell trouble. When these ladies get up to mischief, they don't bother hiding it from their pets, and the animals, in turn, tattle on them to the dog walker. Fortunately, our dog-walking hero is more than up to the task of sorting out naughty human clients, and he performs admirably, to the point that some of the ladies find sitting a bit uncomfortable afterwards. Also fortunate is the fact that every one of them needs exactly that kind of treatment from time to time, and she always is quite appreciative of Clewt's efforts. Nevertheless, when a new dog walker comes to town and lures customers away from Clewt, he must take a stand to protect his business from the tall, beautiful, and very self-assured blonde. But, neither realizes, at the time, just how much anguish and heartache that will end up causing both of them. So come with Devlin O'Neill as he spins a tale of epic adventure and romance in Clewt Kreshkopf, Dog Walker. Publisher's Note: A very different version of the book was previously published as Let Slip the Dogs, (c)2015 Blushing Books(R) and Devlin O'Neill.
