FROM SHADOW’S PERSPECTIVE

From the moment orphaned teen Sarah stepped through the door of her temporary foster home, her guardian’s “Mean Girl” granddaughter has made her life a living hell. More than anything Sarah longs to take her ghost-seeing Doberman, Shadow, and move back into the cozy home her father bought for her before he died.  When Sarah brings Shadow to her new high school to model for a class art project, she spots the ghost of a toddler boy while petting the space between her dog’s eyes. Despite being warned to forget the incident, she becomes obsessed with finding out the child’s identity. Sarah’s investigation into the little boy’s death draws the attention of his murderer and she finds herself struggling to avoid becoming the killer’s next victim.

From Shadow’s Perspective is the second Doberman-inspired novel and a standalone sequel to Between Shadow’s Eyes. In that first novel, Sarah’s chance discovery that she can see ghosts through Shadow by placing her fingers between her dog’s eyes draws her into a deadly situation with the very person she had turned to for help.

Reviews

A beguiling sequel to Between Shadow’s Eyes, Jill Hedgecock’s From Shadow’s Perspective has everything you’d want in a weekend page turner: cold cases, complex characters, ghostly intervention, and a fine Doberman who brings out the best in her young owner, too.
Susannah Charleson
New York Times bestselling author of Scent of the Missing: Love and Partnership with a Search and Rescue Dog

This is the kind of book that sneaks up on you, sniffing around your edges like a curious puppy until you fall in love with it.  The characters, even the ghosts, are lively and the adventure of it all:  danger, psychic Dobermans, jealous housemates, death, heartbreak and a father’s love all carry the reader through to a place that finds redemption.  Read this book.  You will not regret it.
Kevin Fisher-Paulson
San Francisco Chronicle Columnist
Author, A Song for Lost Angels and How We Keep Spinning…!

From Shadow’s Perspective is beyond awesome. It kept me riveted until the very end and I still wanted more. There probably wasn’t one page in the entire book that didn’t leave me wanting me to read more. Nothing was predictable.
Diane Walsh
Former board member of the Illinois Doberman Rescue
Owner of East SF Bay’s Endless Pawsibilities pet services