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The Troublemaking Terrier

Hey guys! I have been hammering away at writing my book series "Prissy Little Chloe" these past few weeks, well months - actually technically years, because they're based on my journal entries from when I was six. Anyway, I have two books I'm releasing this weekend "Prissy Little Chloe" original and "Prissy Little Chloe: Time of the Year".

The series are funny little cartoon novels about my blonde Yorkie Chloe and all the trouble she gets herself into! Chloe always wants to be the centre of attention; she makes up her own rules everyday - gets herself into tons of trouble running through the neighborhood - setting me on wild goose chase, every single day, without fail. She slips through the gate in the yard or runs through the door when she gets the chance and then runs across the street into peoples' backyard, homes ... or into their car.

This book in the series - Prissy Little Chloe: Time of the Year - centers how I ended up with a little troublemaker for Christmas, after four years of begging for a puppy - and her evolution from nice to naughty over the course of a few days.

I'm also releasing a FREE audiobook to follow along with this book that will be uploaded tonight, at this link: http://jaden28.wix.com/plcaudiobookfree

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