Books with title The New Kid 2: In the Dog House

Life has gone to the dogs for Charlie Abella. Years of showing champion Border Collies has left her feeling burned out. Moving on with her life, she heads to college and then takes on the world of business. She is blessed to find a job working in sales for the pet industry where her knowledge and skills will help her move quickly up the corporate ladder and away from the small town of Searsport, Maine where she grew up. When she loses a beloved relative, Charlie returns to Searsport for the funeral, believing now, she can finally cut all ties to her hometown.Charlie’s only regret about moving away was leaving behind her favorite aunt. Aunt Kitty had been her champion and her anchor when she felt her own family didn’t understand her. Kitty saw herself in her young niece and understood Charlie as no one else could, so it was only natural she would choose to make her favorite niece her heir. Sadly, she knows only too well that Charlie’s family will disapprove no matter how Charlie decides to use the money she inherits.Reagan has been left on her own to raise two children. Possessing few business skills, she is forced to take on a series of dead-end jobs that barely allow her to make ends meet. Reagan has only her faith and her children to provide solace and support. When Reagan encounters a woman dog walker on the street, she takes some comfort in feeling ‘at least she is better off than a woman with too many dogs to handle.’ Inexplicably, fate constantly causes the two women to bump into each other, and when Reagan feels herself becoming attracted to the woman, she is confused. Unlike Charlie, Reagan is not a lesbian, and she is frightened by her feelings for this woman. Will Reagan eventually act on her attraction, or will she continue to resist it? The dogs know what is right for this couple. Now, if only the humans would listen!

The second in the series of stories from the pen of Amanda Thomas featuring the adventures that are had by the guard dogs at the caravan centre. Pepper the Rottweiler is the head dog and although big and bold, has the heart of gold and loves children. The dogs are about to have some newcomers come to the site, will this upset the dogs in the Dog House? Amandas gift of children's fiction again is displayed in this series of stories.

Kid in the House is an autobiographical account of how 17-year-old Derrick Seaver ran for a seat in the Ohio General Assembly and won. In his own words, the young man from Minster, Ohio, describes his dream, his sometimes rocky road to success and the roles played by the media, legislative colleagues, friends and family. When he took office at age 18, he was the youngest ever member of any state legislative body in the United States. "So where are the skeletons in your closet?" – Talk Show Host Jay Leno, during an interview with Derrick Seaver in 2000 "A future Ohio Governor? Better than 50 percent chance." – Tom Kerrigan, attorney, Shelby, Ohio "He reminds me of a young Jack Kennedy." – Elderly woman, listening to Derrick Seaver in January 2000