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The Last Good Dog : A British Cozy Mystery

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Overview

A stranger's will. A traumatised greyhound. A coastal village with secrets buried in the saltmarsh.

Nobody wished twenty-six-year-old Maren Lowe a happy birthday, which was fine. Trapped in London's relentless gig-economy grind, she had a courier delivery bag, a cracked screen protector, and 387.42 in a bank account in perpetual free fall.

Then came a letter from an Ipswich solicitor.

Judith "Jude" Alcott-an environmental scientist Maren had never met-was dead. The coroner quickly ruled it a tragic suicide in the estuary, but Jude's will leaves behind a startling bequest: her flint cottage at 4 Estuary Lane in the windswept village of Saltwick, Suffolk. There is only one condition: Maren can live there rent-free for as long as she cares for Ghost, Jude's retired racing greyhound.

Ghost is no ordinary companion. Silent, gaunt, and carrying deep psychological scars, the sighthound flinches at slamming doors, freezes at the scent of woody aftershave, and trembles in terror near the local boatyard.

When Maren discovers Jude's razored field notebooks and uncovers evidence of toxic industrial waste secretly poisoning the estuary, she realizes Jude didn't jump. She was silenced by local developers. Ghost was there the night she died-and the killer knows Maren is starting to ask questions.

Why did a dying woman leave everything to a total stranger? Because Jude needed an outsider who couldn't be bought, and someone patient enough to listen when a dog is trying to tell the truth.

The Last Good Dog is a sharp, witty, and deeply moving contemporary British cozy mystery that blends coastal noir suspense, gig-economy grit, and the healing bond between an anxious woman and a haunted hound.

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  • ISBN-13: 9798160555751
  • ISBN-10: 9798160555751
  • Publisher: Independently Published
  • Publish Date: October 2026
  • Dimensions: 8.5 x 5.5 x 0.51 inches
  • Shipping Weight: 0.48 pounds
  • Page Count: 202

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