This is the third book and it is still "I can't put it down" good. September has too many problems, but she rises to the occassion and her special animals and people also keep on surprising you with wll they accomplish. Love the fact or fiction at the end - a lot more is fact than fiction. Most characters are well developed, settings are realistic (in Texas anything can happen weather wise at about any time [I remember waking to huge snowflakes on Easter morning and going to church in an ordinary spring day just about an hour later]).

With her stalker finally caught, animal behaviorist September Day begins to trust again. She dares to hope Detective Combs might become more than a friend until his investigation into a dogfighting ring leaves her reeling.

Shadow wrestles his own demons. After losing his-boy to a health crisis, Shadow loves his new life with September. But now his-boy is back--and he's changed! Will Shadow be forced to choose?

When a desperate mom demands help and a cop's son disappears, September and Shadow must rescue the children before a devastating storm hits. But the kids have a secret plan of their own. Can they escape the killers and expose the deadly plan? ( )

Show and Tell is the third book in the September Day series and is just as good (if not as convoluted) as the first two. This is a fast paced, suspense-filled thriller with a cast of well fleshed out characters of the furry and not so furry variety. This particular story involves missing children, missing pets and a tornado. I think Shadow's doggie thoughts and actions are the best thing in the whole series. I hope the author writes more September and Shadow books. ( )