Another Part of the Forest—Danger rides the air when a kidnapper whisks his victims away in a hot air balloon, and a false friend puts a curses on a collie breeder’s first litter. (#11)
Where Have All the Dogs Gone?—An animal activist frees the shelter dogs in and around Foxglove Corners to save them from being destroyed. Running wild in the countryside, they face an equally distressing fate and post a risk to those who come in contact with them. (#12)
The Secret Room of Eidt House—A rabid dog that should have died months ago from the dread disease runs free in the woods of Foxglove Corners, and the library’s long-kept secret unleashes a series of other strange events. (#13)
Follow a Shadow—A shadowy intruder haunts Jennet’s woods by night, and a woman who can’t accept the death of her collie asks Jennet to help her find Rainbow Bridge where she believes her dog waits for her. (#14)
The Snow Queen’s Collie—A white collie puppy appears on the porch of the Ferguson farmhouse during a Christmas Eve snowstorm. In another part of Foxglove Corners a collie breeder’s show prospect disappears. Meanwhile, the painting Jennet’s sister gave her for Christmas begins to exhibit strange qualities. (#15)
The Door in the Fog—A wounded dog disappears in the fog. A blue door on the side of a barn vanishes. Strange wildflowers and a sound of weeping haunt a meadow. The woods keep their secret, and a curse refuses to die. (#16)
Dreams and Bones—At Brent Fowler’s newly purchased Spirit Lamp Inn, a renovation turns up human bones buried in the inn’s backyard, rekindling interest in the case of a young woman who disappeared from the inn several decades ago. As Jennet tries to solve this mystery, she doesn’t realize it may be her last. (#17)
A Ghost of Gunfire—Months after gunfire erupted in her classroom at Marston High School, leaving one student dead and one seriously wounded, Jennet begins to hear a sound of gunshots inaudible to anyone else. Meanwhile, she resolves to find the demented person who is tying dogs to trees and leaving them to die. (#18)
The Silver Sleigh—Rosalyn Everett was missing and presumed dead. Her collies had been rescued, and her house was abandoned. But a blue merle collie haunts her woods and a figure in bridal white traverses the property. (#19)
The Stone Collie—Jennet’s discovery of a collie puppy chained in the yard of a vacant house sets her on a search for a man whose activities may threaten Foxglove Corners’ security. Meanwhile, horror story novelist Lucy Hazen is mystified when scenes from her work-in-progress are duplicated in real life. (#20)
The Mists of Huron Court—The house was beautiful, a vintage pink Victorian in a picturesque but lonely country setting, and the girl playing ball with her dog in the yard was friendly, suggesting that she and Jennet walk their dogs together some time. Jennet thinks she has made a new friend until she returns to the house and finds a tumbling down ruin where the Victorian once stood and no sign that the girl and dog have ever been there. (#21)
Down a Dark Path—Brent Fowler’s dream of turning the pink Victorian on Huron Court into a haunted inn rapidly turns into an obsession. When he vanishes, Jennet abandons her vow to avoid Huron Court in an attempt to save her husband and friends from a grim fate. (#22)
Shadow of the Ghost Dog - The excitement surrounding the making of a movie based on Lucy Hazen’s book, Devilwish, turns to horror when a landscaper unearths a human skeleton in the backyard of the house chosen as a setting. (#23)
The Dark Beyond the Bridge - While transporting a rescue collie to Foxglove Corners, Jennet discovers Forever, a ghost town tucked away in a densely rural section of Michigan’s lower peninsula. While dealing with Forever’s mysteries and dangers, Jennet must cope with a rival collie rescue group in Foxglove Corners whose mission is to undermine and replace the original league. (#24)
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