The first Collie Walkabout at Woodsboro Park turns tragic when Ellalyn Zoller's beloved tricolor collie, Rainbow, is snatched from her ex-pen and replaced by a bewildered lookalike substitute. Jennet soon learns that in the past the park has been the scene of two tragedies: a little girl's unsolved disappearance and a boy 's drowning. Is the park cursed or just an unlucky place? Or is something sinister going on? Unfortunately, Jennet's search and her association with Rainbow's owner are mistaken for interference in a bold plot to kidnap and kill an elected official. Before she realizes it, Jennet has unwittingly walked into grave danger with no apparent way to escape the trap set for her. Dorothy Bodoin lives in Royal Oak, Michigan, an hour's drive from the little town that inspired Foxglove Corners. Dorothy worked as a secretary for Chrysler Missile Corporation, two years of which were spent in southern Italy. A graduate of Oakland University with Bachelor's and Master's degrees in English literature, she taught English for several years at Madison High School in Michigan. On retiring from teaching, she began her second career as a writer. She is the author of the Foxglove Corners mystery series, six novels of romantic suspense, and one Gothic romance.