Abby Richmond comes to Summerville, Ohio, to sell a bakery that she has just inherited from her grandmother. Somehow she ends up taking her Newfoundland to the newly opened Kammani Gula dog-obedience class that is being held at the local college. There she meets Daisy Harris, an IT person, and History Professor Shar Summer, each with their dog. During the meeting they drink some of Kammani’s special “tonic” and end up quite tipsy and firm friends. However, there is more, Abby, Daisy, and Shar start to hear dogs talking, each discovers that they have a unique power, and each finds herself a love interest – one of whom is a god no less. They also find out that they are being dragged into a plot concocted by a 4,000-year-old, very cranky Mesopotamian goddess, Kammani, who plans on ruling the world. The three women are descendents of the three main goddesses of a band of seven that are required to perform the take-over ritual. Abby, Daisy, Shar, dogs and romantic interests need to team up to find a way to stop her.
The first few chapters were a bit slow going, but things eventually picked up and I thought the book was cute and funny.
I found parts of the plot, especially why Kammani was summoned, to be clever and original.
Loved the talking dogs.
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