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A sequel to The Patron Saint of Lost Dogs (Hyperion, 2013), Dog Gone, Back Soon by Nick Trout, DVM, DACVS, continues the journey of protagonist Dr. Cyrus Mills after he inherits The Bedside Manor for Sick Animals from his estranged father. The once-reclusive veterinary pathologist has discovered that he enjoys the animals and their owners in the small town of Eden Falls, Vt.-especially a waitress named Amy.
In this installment Cyrus must fight against the national veterinary conglomerate bent on putting him out of business, while solving a case of mistaken identity and finding a home for an orphaned dog.
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