Positive Lightning
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.67 (523 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1939562821 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 284 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-09-23 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
She raised seeing-eye pups and started an in-home dog training hobby to help people develop into effective pack leaders with their dogs. She is an avid outdoor enthusiast and enjoys horseback riding, hiking, snowshoeing, bird-watching, and photography. Laurie Salzler holds a degree in Natural Resources Conservation and Outdoor Recreation. She has worked with animals (
She has worked with animals (wild and domesticated) her entire life, including in the veterinary field and equine industry at training and breeding facilities in New York, Pennsylvania, and Michigan. She currently lives in Australia.. She is an avid outdoor enthusiast and enjoys horseback riding, hiking, snowshoeing, bird-watching, and photography. She raised seeing-eye pups and started an in-home dog training hobby to help people develop into effective pack leaders with their dogs. About the AuthorLaurie Salzler holds a degree in Natural Resources Conservation and Outdoor Recreation
She’s dealt with her anger, depression, and blindness primarily on her own. On a mission to find someone who will train a dog specifically for her, she ultimately zeroes in on Kate. Kate Winter teaches dog owners how to train their canine companions. During her spare time, accompanied by her Lab, Dakota, she explores the woods and beaches on foot or horseback. Faith Hutchins recently lost her sight after a terrible outdoor accident. But positive lightning is notoriously unpredictable and can ignite a fire when and where least expected no matter who’s in its path.. She’s worried that something’s happening in her relationship, but she can’t get her girlfriend Trish to talk to her about it. A seeing-eye dog would help alleviate her reliance on anyone else, but the guide dog school has been unsuccessful in providing her with one. They say lightning never strikes the same place twice
AliceIsMyName said Ermwhat happened to this book?. I was so excited when I saw Laurie Salzler had a new book out I immediately bought it. Loved "A Kiss Before Dawn" and "out of nowhere" so my expectations were high.Salzler really dropped the ball on this oneas other reviews has mentioned, some plot points are contradicting each other making it really confusing, I even had to go back and re-read just incase it was my fault by misreading something.I hope the author can come out w. Did I miss something? frequentshopper This the first book I have read by this particular author and I found the story to be a decent read, but the one thing I hate is inconsistencies. While annoying typos are understandable sometimes, but when a large part of what would normally be a factor in shaping a character into who they are is mentioned at one point in a book and then contradicted later It jumps out at me. At one point Kate's parents and older brother die wh. "Blind sided" according to Janna. I loved the book! I have no idea how the non-sighted person feels or how they maneuver around. But, I felt Laurie had to do some research on this. It made me feel for Faith & others for what they have to go through. It also gives you an idea the training for everyone involved for a guide dog & that sometimes it just doesn't work outthe chances you take on both the blind & the canine. If you love animals, dogs especially, the bo