Boomer's Bucket List

"Grab a treasured pet and a box of tissues before sitting down to read this endearing tale. Pethick has a knack for writing dogs with personality, and Boomer is no exception. Both witty and emotional, this touching novel is a journey through America's heartland. The romance takes a backseat while supporting the plot in all the best ways.This is a great road trip read!" -RT Book Reviews on Boomer's Bucket List

"A beautiful book filled with warmth, Boomer's Bucket List will tug at your heart strings for more reasons than one as you join Jennifer, Nathan, and Boomer in this journey filled with love, loss, and friendship." -Modern Dog on Boomer's Bucket List

"A relatable story of how much our furry friends mean to us." -The Parkersburg News & Sentinel

"If you want something squeaky-clean to share with any teen or adult you know, this is it. No profanity, no steamy scenes, no problems - just a nice romance with a few curves. That's "Boomer's Bucket List," so jump on it."
-Terri Schlichenmeyer, The Bookworm (nationally syndicated column)"

"Grab a treasured pet and a box of tissues before sitting down to read this endearing tale. Pethick has a knack for writing dogs with personality, and Boomer is no exception. Both witty and emotional, this touching novel is a journey through America's heartland. The romance takes a backseat while supporting the plot in all the best ways.This is a great road trip read!" -RT Book Reviews on Boomer's Bucket List

"A beautiful book filled with warmth, Boomer's Bucket List will tug at your heart strings for more reasons than one as you join Jennifer, Nathan, and Boomer in this journey filled with love, loss, and friendship." -Modern Dog on Boomer's Bucket List

"A relatable story of how much our furry friends mean to us." -The Parkersburg News Sentinel

"If you want something squeaky-clean to share with any teen or adult you know, this is it. No profanity, no steamy scenes, no problems - just a nice romance with a few curves. That's "Boomer's Bucket List," so jump on it."
-Terri Schlichenmeyer, The Bookworm (nationally syndicated column)"