Gone to the Dogs

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Published 25th September

Bowsie and Wowsie love the good things in life, especially good food. Political journalist Jane Bonnd isn’t so bad either. She’s silly enough to think she’s the owner and they’re the pets, when it’s so obviously the other way round.

Lucky for her she’s got them to watch her back when events catch up with her. Which they do when she tangles with a bunch of crazy populist guys running MEGA (Making England Great Again), who are determined to redraw the world map.

Not to say the dogs know everything, mind. Getting the hots for a top spy does make for tricky times. Even they don’t know how that’s going to work out, any more than she does, as it happens…

ISBN: 9781852002244

Size: 212x135mm 

Binding: Paperback 

Length: 233pp

Published 25th September

Bowsie and Wowsie love the good things in life, especially good food. Political journalist Jane Bonnd isn’t so bad either. She’s silly enough to think she’s the owner and they’re the pets, when it’s so obviously the other way round.

Lucky for her she’s got them to watch her back when events catch up with her. Which they do when she tangles with a bunch of crazy populist guys running MEGA (Making England Great Again), who are determined to redraw the world map.

Not to say the dogs know everything, mind. Getting the hots for a top spy does make for tricky times. Even they don’t know how that’s going to work out, any more than she does, as it happens…

ISBN: 9781852002244

Size: 212x135mm 

Binding: Paperback 

Length: 233pp


About the author:

Peter Spencer

Journalist and broadcaster Peter Spencer wrote for the Daily MailSunDaily Express and London’s two evening newspapers before becoming a radio and television broadcaster. For two decades he was an on-screen Political Correspondent for Sky News, and in the course of his career had dealings with nine Prime Ministers, travelling abroad with three of them. With his trademark monocle, cigarette holder and what appeared to be a dragon-fur cape he cut a colourful character in Westminster. Once he even arrested the tide of political history by blocking the front door of Tony Blair’s London home with his pink Mercedes. For better or for worse, the newly elected Prime Minister did eventually complete the journey to Downing Street.  And cordial relations between journalist and politician were quickly restored thanks to their shared passion for electric guitars.

Peter Spencer - Sky News Correspondent

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