On the Use of Lime in Agriculture (1849)

In her second novel, Jilly Richman spins another loving, amusing tale. This time she writes about the loss of her first poodle and how she somehow finds her way to Lili, the polar opposite of her first dog. Can she raise a puppy while struggling with her health? Diagnosed with chronic fibromyalgia and multiple sclerosis by the time she was in her mid thirties, the life that Richman once recognized would be turned upside down and shaken like a wet dog. Having to make life-altering decisions would prove to be the easy part. Going from living in the shelter of the suburbs, Richman finds herself living in a multitude of cities with an odd assortment of roommates across the U.S. with a couple of cats, a couple of Civics, and a couple of dogs to keep her sanity.