A DOG’S LIFE
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Lee Morton |
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After the
tragic death of his wife in an accident, GEORGE GRANT, according to his
sister-in law DAPHNE, seems to be coping too well. With a hefty insurance
payout and their large house up for sale, George is heading abroad. Then
comes the reading of ROSEMARY GRANT’S Will. An overbearing bully in life,
she has one final insult for her husband in death. She has left the house
to her dog, Pompom. George has to stay where he is with her annoying,
pampered poodle. Till the end of it’s life. Then the visions start. George
keeps seeing his dead wife. Is it stress, fear, or even guilt that’s
causing them? Was there more to his wife’s accident than the police think?
George burns everything in the house that reminds him of his wife. But the
visions continue. Then it dawns on him. It’s the dog causing them. But how
can he get rid of him - the home owner? What follows is a bizarre, comic
battle of wits between man and beast.
Copyright 2006 Lee Morton |
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