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The Top Dog Detective Agency was on the brink of collapse until Detective Bill O'Brian hired a pair of canine buddies with specialized skills. The furry investigators had a nose for trouble and a knack for cracking cases even the police couldn't solve.
But when Detective Bill falls ill, the dogs vow to keep the agency afloat. There's just one problem: potential clients can't understand them.
With bankruptcy looming, salvation arrives in the form of a spunky teenage girl looking for summer work. To the dogs' delight, Kimberley West understands them perfectly. The three team up to save the agency. With Kim translating, they embark on their biggest cases yet.
Can they solve the mysteries and keep the agency afloat? Find out in this heartwarming tale of unlikely heroes and unstoppable determination.
Packed with humor and heart, The Poodle Who Sang Undercover provides a unique insight into human nature and is a must-read for anyone who loves a good whodunit with a furry, four-legged twist.
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Seven Little-Known Facts About Lynn Franklin
┬а 1. Lynn's first-grade teacher predicted she would grow up to be a writer. We don't know if this was because of Lynn's proficiency with the English language or her propensity to scare the other children by telling ghost stories during recess.
2. Lynn's parents begged her to consider a more practical career, one that would actually earn money.
3. In response, Lynn created a list of alternative careers: circus trick rider, rodeo barrel chaser, treasure hunter, dog trainer and pirate. Her parents shot down each one. They also dissuaded her from becoming a paleontologist ("not enough jobs") or oceanographer (ditto).
4. Nancy Drew's adventures -- not to mention her spiffy red convertible -- inspired Lynn to create the perfect career. She would become a detective who wrote mystery novels. This time she didn't share her aspirations with anyone.
5. To hone her detecting skills, Lynn used the cover of a forested park to spy on her neighbors.
One day, when she was ten years old, she followed the smell of burning paper to find a grizzly-bear-sized man ripping a manuscript and tossing the pages into a fire. The man's furtive head swivels convinced Lynn his actions were illegal.
Was he burning stolen FBI files, evidence of his criminal activities?
Peering from behind a tree, Lynn strained to read the mysterious document. But she was too far away.
She held her breath and creeped forward. Closer, closer . . .
A twig snapped.
The man's head whipped around. He pinned her with dark, evil eyes.
"What are you doing here?" he growled.
Lynn lifted her chin.
"Spying on you."
Her audacious answer distracted the man long enough for her to disappear into the woods before he could capture and hold her for ransom.
6. To this day, we're not sure Lynn's parents would have paid a ransom.
7. Lynn never became a detective.
