Spotted in France [Paperback]

John Steinbeck and his beloved Charley have nothing on Gregory Edmont and his sophisticated Dalmation, J.P. . . . they take us on a funny, mesmerizing, and unexpectedly poignant adventure. --Jon Katz, author of The New Work of Dogs and A Dog Year Wonderful and quite funny... --Chicago Tribune An entertaining and fast-paced tale of adventure... --Dog Fancy (starred review) The numerous endearing and eccentric characters will have the reader in sticthes...magical. --Library JournalNow in paperback. . .Travels with Charley meets A Year in Provence.Gregory Edmont is just another American sojourning in Paris until he adopts a Dalmatian named J.P., and suddenly his life is charmed. The adventure begins with a near-arrest, as the French authorities question the legality of a two-wheeling Dalmatian. They escape, but the roller coaster of a journey continues. Spotted in France forces the reader to consider the role fate plays in our lives, with its surprises and unexpected twists and turns.Gregory Edmont writes for film and television. He divides his time among New York, London, and France.Gregory Edmont is just another American sojourning in Paris . . . until he adopts a sophisticated Dalmatian named JP. Suddenly his life is charmed: Hes met with smiles every time he and JP step out, acquaintances become friends, and the City of Lights becomes home. The good fortune continues as the rest of France beckons, and the duo set off on a mission of love.They leap into action after a call from the eccentric Dalmatian breeder, Madame Clix: JPs services are needed to sire a new litter of puppies in Provence. The adventure begins with a near-arrest, as the French authorities question the legality of a two-wheeling Dalmatian. They escape, but the roller-coaster of a journey includes a breakdown or two, a coven of witches (who thankfully possess scooter-repairing skills), eleven-course meals at five-star restaurants (JP is served from a silver platter), a cleaver-bearing butchers wifl32