01386nam a2200193u  450000500170000000700030001700800410002002000250006110000220008624500380010825000120014626000550015830000200021352008170023365000180105065000640106865000380113265000220117020190501223626.0ta161115|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||eng|u  a9781503946170c14.951 aBouchard, Jackie,10aRescue me, maybecJackie Bouchard  aRevised  aSeatlle, Washington;blake Union Publishing,c2015  a316 pg.c21 cm.  aIf you lost both your husband and your dog within weeks of each other but were more devastated by the loss of the dog, would you tell anyone? Maybe your closest friends...Unfortunately, introvert Jane Bailey hasn't made many friends in Philadelphia. So when her aunt and uncle ask her to come to Prescott, Arizona, to help at their B&B, Jane packs up and makes the move. On her way, she finds a scared stray at a rest stop. But Jane can't bear the thought of ever loving and losing another dog. She's determined not to let the mutt steal her heart. She's also determined to have next to no interaction with the B&B's demanding guests and its annoying (yet handsome) handyman. As the dog works her charm, soon Jane must admit that just as much as she rescued the dog, the dog has rescued her,"--page [4] of cover.14aDogsvFiction14aBed and breakfast accomodationszArizonazPrescottvFiction 4aMan-Woman relationshipsvFiction. 4aArizonavFiction.