- Published: 29 March 2022
- ISBN: 9781496737335
- Imprint: Kensington
- Format: Paperback
- Pages: 336
- RRP: $32.99
A Reason for Hope
- Published: 29 March 2022
- ISBN: 9781496737335
- Imprint: Kensington
- Format: Paperback
- Pages: 336
- RRP: $32.99
Praise for Kristin von Kreisler's Novels
“Nobody writes about animals better than Kristin von Kreisler.” —Reader’s Digest
“We all love our pets, but there is always that 'special one' from whom we learn so much and whose influence lasts a lifetime. A lovely story.” —Betty White on An Unexpected Grace
"Perfect homage to people in law enforcement, exploring the split decisions that they must make. Another pet lovers’ delight, along with enticing developing romantic relationship." —USAToday.com on A Healing Justice
"If you love animals the way I do, the way that Officer Andrea Brady does, and the way that our author, Kristin Von Kreisler, obviously does, you’ll love A Healing Justice. Bravo." —Delilah on A Healing Justice
"In chronicling Andie’s journey to recovery, this wonderful story powerfully renders the post-trauma road to healing while offering a touching and honest representation of the strength and loyalty of our amazing canine friends.” —Modern Dog on A Healing Justice
“What makes A Healing Justice stand out among animal-themed fiction is the author’s seemingly effortless skill in providing readers with a well-crafted story and an in-depth examination of her characters’ personalities...A Healing Justice is a book that will touch the hearts of readers.” —Best Friend’s Magazine on A Healing Justice
"A highly readable story of what devotion and love really mean. Once again, von Kreisler, one of the best authors of animal-related fiction and nonfiction out there, brings readers a dog and a book they will cherish." —Best Friends Magazine on Earnest
“Richly insightful…a great read for all those who know the power of pets!” —Modern Dog Magazine, Connie’s Book Club Pick for Earnest
"Dog lovers will adore this beleaguered Lab, who only wants to preside over a united household in his favorite library lion pose." —The Seattle Times on Earnest