The Phantom Mudder

Author: Darrel Odgers, Sally Odgers and Alan King Series: Jack Russell: Dog Detective

The detective with a nose for crime.

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Summary

The detective with a nose for crime.

Description

Doggeroo has been running its famous Annual Dog Show for 150 years, and this year Jack's landlord, Sarge, is one of the stewards. Someone is nobbling the entrants, muddying their coats just before their classes. Could it be the dogs themselves, striking a blow for the right to roll? Jack thinks not... and is proved right when Lord Red is one of the victims. Jack soon sniffs out the true culprit...

Critic Reviews

"Chaos at the Doggeroo Dog Show brings dog investigator Jack to the job. Tracking down the culprit who throws mud at the show dogs makes an entertaining story, heightened by Alan King's unique voices for Jack, his owner, Sarge, and many other dogs and owners. King ably demonstrates the dog perspective on human behavior, adding to the comic effects." -- AudioFile Magazine

About the Author

Darrel Odgers was born in Tasmania in 1957. He attended school in the 60s and 70s where he met his wife, and co-author, Sally. They have two adult children, James and Tegan. They both enjoy music, science fiction, and walking with their dogs. Sally Odgers was born in Tasmania in 1957. She attended school in the 60s and 70s where she met her husband, and co-author, Darrel. They have two adult children, James and Tegan. They both enjoy music, science fiction, and walking with their dogs. Sally has held writing workshops in every state of Australia, as well as the Northern Territory and the Australian Capital Territory. Alan is an Australian actor and filmmaker, who has been working professionally in television, theatre and film for over 25 years. His work has been awarded both locally and internationally. A well-known voice on Australian radio and television, Alan has narrated over 70 unabridged audiobook titles. When he gets the time, Alan loves to paint and his work has been exhibited at various galleries and art spaces around Melbourne, including the Victorian College of the Arts where he completed his Bachelor of Fine Art in 2006.