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Dogs of Meadowbrook

The setting is a former cornfield surrounded by 36 acres of hardwoods, in north-central North Carolina. The period is 1987–2001. And the characters are a unique pack of brave, playful dogs who share adventure, tragedy, joy and humor with a working married couple. Written by Blue Ridge EMC member William Schwenn, “Dogs of Meadowbrook” looks at how canines touch and alter the lives of those around them. The couple’s intimate bonding with their distinctive and engaging dogs ultimately encourages readers to increase joy and a sense of purpose in their own lives. Published by Strategic Book Group of Durham, CT. The book is no longer being published in print form but is available for $9.99 by ordering on the Internet in electronic format through e-book vendors.

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