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A review by kdurham2
Dog Crazy: A Novel of Love Lost and Found by Meg Donohue
4.0
First, if you are a dog lover, you should read this, but you may not want to read this in a public setting!
Maggie Brennan starts as a character who has made a dramatic move to San Francisco to start her life with a new beginning - new job and new home. Quickly into the book, Maggie becomes a less than reliable character and her story takes a turn, but I willingly followed her on the journey.
Maggie is a therapist with her own set of issues and it was interesting to see one of her patients quietly turn the tables on her and they end up healing each other. At moments I could predict what was coming next, but I didn't mind know where it was probably headed.
This is a shorter book, so I would recommend curling up with it one afternoon and take it all in one (ish) setting. It isn't the "deepest" book, but the story and the "lesson" make the book worth reading.
Maggie Brennan starts as a character who has made a dramatic move to San Francisco to start her life with a new beginning - new job and new home. Quickly into the book, Maggie becomes a less than reliable character and her story takes a turn, but I willingly followed her on the journey.
Maggie is a therapist with her own set of issues and it was interesting to see one of her patients quietly turn the tables on her and they end up healing each other. At moments I could predict what was coming next, but I didn't mind know where it was probably headed.
This is a shorter book, so I would recommend curling up with it one afternoon and take it all in one (ish) setting. It isn't the "deepest" book, but the story and the "lesson" make the book worth reading.