Regina C. (flyinggems) reviewed Santa's Little Yelpers (Andy Carpenter, Bk 26) on + 479 more book reviews
26th in the series.
Quick read and easy to figure out.
Andy Carpenter
1. Open and Shut (2002)
2. First Degree (2003)
3. Bury the Lead (2004)
4. Sudden Death (2005)
5. Dead Center (2006)
6. Play Dead (2007)
7. New Tricks (2009)
8. Dog Tags (2010)
9. One Dog Night (2011)
10. Leader of the Pack (2012)
11. Unleashed (2013)
12. Hounded (2014)
13. Who Let the Dog Out? (2015)
14. Outfoxed (2016)
15. The Twelve Dogs of Christmas (2016)
16. Collared (2017)
17. Rescued (2018)
18. Deck the Hounds (2018)
19. Bark of Night (2019)
20. Dachshund Through the Snow (2019)
21. Muzzled (2020)
22. Silent Bite (2020)
23. Dog Eat Dog (2021)
24. Best in Snow (2021)
25. Holy Chow (2022)
26. Santa's Little Yelpers (2022)
27. Flop Dead Gorgeous (2023)
28. 'Twas the Bite Before Christmas (2023)
29. Dog Day Afternoon (2024)
30. The More the Terrier (2024)
31. Dogged Pursuit (2025)
Quick read and easy to figure out.
Andy Carpenter
1. Open and Shut (2002)
2. First Degree (2003)
3. Bury the Lead (2004)
4. Sudden Death (2005)
5. Dead Center (2006)
6. Play Dead (2007)
7. New Tricks (2009)
8. Dog Tags (2010)
9. One Dog Night (2011)
10. Leader of the Pack (2012)
11. Unleashed (2013)
12. Hounded (2014)
13. Who Let the Dog Out? (2015)
14. Outfoxed (2016)
15. The Twelve Dogs of Christmas (2016)
16. Collared (2017)
17. Rescued (2018)
18. Deck the Hounds (2018)
19. Bark of Night (2019)
20. Dachshund Through the Snow (2019)
21. Muzzled (2020)
22. Silent Bite (2020)
23. Dog Eat Dog (2021)
24. Best in Snow (2021)
25. Holy Chow (2022)
26. Santa's Little Yelpers (2022)
27. Flop Dead Gorgeous (2023)
28. 'Twas the Bite Before Christmas (2023)
29. Dog Day Afternoon (2024)
30. The More the Terrier (2024)
31. Dogged Pursuit (2025)
Debbie B. (debs) -
Yawn. I've read books 1-25 and sadly have to say that the author needs to go off track for a change. Could've said this ten books sooner... The formula in the Andy Carpenter book series never varies from one book to another. The core characters are always the same (which is fine) and the only difference being the client and the "meat" of the law case. The telling of the story is interesting and well thought out, which is why I give this a three-star rating. But c'mon, it wouldn't take a lot to vary the formula, would it?? (NOTE: I'm purposely not discussing the formulaic structure of the stories, so as not to give any spoilers.)
