Dog-Eared For Death

“Crime seems to be going to the dogs. Bev Thompson weaves a great murder mystery around The Westminster Dog Show and scored a winner in the 2019 Whodunit Mystery Writing Awards.”
- Hollis George, noted editor and anthologist

Murder cannot be put on a leash. Priscilla Wentworth, a well-known and respected conformation exhibitor and judge at The Westminster Dog Show and the Dog World at large, is found dead on a New York City bus by a Junior Handler, Molly Muldoon, and her mother, Bette. Detective Commander Flannery Flynn, who happens to be Molly’s Godmother and Bette’s best friend, is in charge of the investigation and search for Priscilla Wentworth’s murderer during Westminster Week’s Best In Show.

Bev Thompson is a writer, adjunct professor at NYU, artist at Gallery35nyc, and corporate speech coach and trainer. She lives in New York City where she has taught Master Classes for International clients and at The American Academy of Dramatic Arts. She is the founder of, See Me Speak Communications. Since 2013, Bev has been a feature writer for Working and Service Dogs. Many of her articles up for nomination at the Annual Awards Dinner held every year during The Westminster Dog Show by The Dog Writers Association of America (DWAA). In February of 2019, she won the DWAA Canine Scribbles Cash Grant for her article, Search and Rescue: Making The Lost Found Again. Her Search and Rescue Dog was a Golden Retriever named, Banner.