Will Lowrey Knihy

"The Dog in the Hollow is a beautifully profound little novel written with lucidity and poise that deserves to be a classic. Lowrey's prose is unpretentious yet exquisite and never loses sight of a compact but deeply moving story, which is affecting, inspiring, and impossible to put down." - The Book Review Directory "Like the many classic animal stories, such as Anna Sewell's Black Beauty, Margaret Marshall Saunders' Beautiful Joe, and many others, this story will definitely find its place in the hearts of those that enjoy them." - Reader's Favorite "Will Lowrey provides readers with an attention-grabbing read that is hard to put down . . . This must-read book will leave you with a satisfying and fulfilling ending." - Literary Titan High atop the mountain, the reclusive Clarence Crandall lives in the solitude of a tiny shack nestled deep within the forest. In the valley below, the rustic town of Mayfield bustles with students from the local college. Life in the forest is lonely but simple for Clarence. But when a dog named Goose mysteriously appears at the door to his shack with a troubling story of his own, Clarence is forced to return to Mayfield and confront the past he left behind long ago. In a mountain hollow far away, the fate of many rests on the journey of this unlikely pair. The Dog in the Hollow is an endearing story of an unbreakable bond between man and dog and the unexpected path to redemption.

A new day has dawned in Plum Grove - the animals have been liberated. But, there's still some unfinished business. When a downtrodden dairy cow meets a mysterious end behind the walls of Farmer Willis' old red barn, the animals demand justice. In a rustic courtroom brimming with humans and barnyard creatures, the maverick rooster, Millard P. Tibbitts, brings a charge of murder against Farmer Willis that could send him to the gallows. Somewhere in the tales of a peculiar collection of witnesses - including a senile farm dog, a steadfast donkey, and the beleaguered farmer himself - hides the truth. But in order to find it, Tibbitts will need to outwit his opponent, the wily feline, Cyrus Sutton. When the jury warbles its final verdict, will justice be served or will the shadows of the old ways haunt Plum Grove forever?