Laughing Dog
(1988)(A book in the Leo Bloodworth And Serendipity Dahlquist series)
A novel by Dick Lochte
A Los Angeles Nero Wolfe and Archie Goodwin return.
'First, imagine Katherine Hepburn at fourteen. Next, in your mind's eye, replay Humphrey Bogart, at his middle-aged best, as Sam Spade. Now picture this oddest of couples as the newest duo in detective fiction and you'll have a perfect portrait of the memorable leads in Sleeping Dog.'
- Los Angeles Times Book Review
Sleeping Dog was nominated for every major mystery award. Now Leo Bloodworth (a middle aged grouchy P.I.) and Serendipity Dahlquist (the roller-skating, precocious, wise-acre teen) hit the streets again. This time they're looking for a runaway teenager and a pair of sapphire earrings - which cases may, or may not be connected.
'.hilarious and yet sympathetic.works beautifully and memorably.'
- St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Genre: Mystery
'First, imagine Katherine Hepburn at fourteen. Next, in your mind's eye, replay Humphrey Bogart, at his middle-aged best, as Sam Spade. Now picture this oddest of couples as the newest duo in detective fiction and you'll have a perfect portrait of the memorable leads in Sleeping Dog.'
- Los Angeles Times Book Review
Sleeping Dog was nominated for every major mystery award. Now Leo Bloodworth (a middle aged grouchy P.I.) and Serendipity Dahlquist (the roller-skating, precocious, wise-acre teen) hit the streets again. This time they're looking for a runaway teenager and a pair of sapphire earrings - which cases may, or may not be connected.
'.hilarious and yet sympathetic.works beautifully and memorably.'
- St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Genre: Mystery
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