A Thief of Any Man (Food Truck Mysteries book 6)
“In business school, professors talked about leveraging available resources. I’d decided that what I really needed was a cadaver dog to find a dead body.
However, since Jax Danvers was highly unlikely to provide me with a dog because I’d seen a woman strangled in my food truck, I decided that I had to look at the people I knew in order to find something similar and yet suitable.
I needed a dog, well-trained and with a good nose. I spent some time trying to Google cadaver dogs, but the fa...ct was that the only places that advertised wanted to make the family pet into a body-sniffer. I remembered a girl from my econ class who had nattered on about her dogs, bloodhounds. She’d had floppy-eared dogs on her backpack and her notebooks. I’d wondered if her resumes had dogs on them as well, but it seemed impolite to ask. Another quick search reminded me that bloodhounds were the best dogs for what I wanted.
I called a guy from grad school who had contacted me twice recently.MoreLess
However, since Jax Danvers was highly unlikely to provide me with a dog because I’d seen a woman strangled in my food truck, I decided that I had to look at the people I knew in order to find something similar and yet suitable.
I needed a dog, well-trained and with a good nose. I spent some time trying to Google cadaver dogs, but the fa...ct was that the only places that advertised wanted to make the family pet into a body-sniffer. I remembered a girl from my econ class who had nattered on about her dogs, bloodhounds. She’d had floppy-eared dogs on her backpack and her notebooks. I’d wondered if her resumes had dogs on them as well, but it seemed impolite to ask. Another quick search reminded me that bloodhounds were the best dogs for what I wanted.
I called a guy from grad school who had contacted me twice recently.MoreLess
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