by Susan Wilson
A feel-good story about how when we're lost, all we need is to allow ourselves to be found. Watching Milo and Otis nearly killed me at age 30. I've learned my lesson since, though I did have one unfortunate incident. I asked the recommender about The Cat Who Went to Paris -- possibly my favorite t...
But very quickly, I'd like to thank Audio Book Junkie here @ booklikes for reviewing this & recommending the audio version. Endearing & lovely dog. The guy - well, we'll talk.
Normally, a story about a guy who was raised in foster homes, made it to Harvard to do an MBA and then turned himself into a rich, privileged asshole who manages by fear and is wound so tight that the anger that he feeds daily was bound to explode at some point, wouldn't be my thing. Why should I ca...
Back and forth each chapter we are introduced to Adam and the next to a dog. We know eventually the two will met we just don’t know how or when or what circumstances will bring them together. Each of these living beings are looking for redemption or just “One Good Life”I found refreshing the vo...
This book was a solid four/four and a half. I enjoyed it immensely. Adam is a really easy character to dislike. Wilson did an excellent job of drawing his character and bringing us on the journey to growth and change. I really enjoyed the other main character, Chance. Part of the charm of this b...
A man damaged by life who absolutely did not want a dog. A dog damaged by a life in the dog fighting pits who absolutely did not want a man. The story takes turns being narrated by Adam, the man who struggles with family, his past and his one misguided act which cost him everything and Chance, the ...
I didn't like this novel as much while I was listening to it as I did after I was finished. That's not to say the audiobook wasn't worth the listen; I thought it was actually very well-done. My problem was the Adam March portion bored me to tears. His story was very Hollywood, very cliche, very pred...
One of my top favorites for this year (and since the year is not that advanced, you can imagine how much I enjoyed this book!). It's a tale of redemption, love and courage. It's about a pretty unlikable guy and how the devotion of a dog changes him.Definitely a must for dog lovers!!
This book absolutely broke my heart and was heart warming at the same time. I know a book is excellent when the ending makes me cry and this one did!
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