Tail Chaser

Puppy love it's definitely not—an animal rescuer breaks into an Amish puppy mill to save dogs, and is forced to spend a week under cover with Jedidah Lapp, the cocky Amish farmer, in order to save dogs from a life as breeders.

Jedidah Lapp is the most eligible man in Lancaster County. He’s six foot two, gorgeous, and famous for his stint on the Amish reality show, Bad Amish. I hate his stupid puppy mill, Amish Puppies Direct. I hate the way he looks at me like I’m his breeding bitch in heat. I don’t care that he makes me come like the dawn, can build houses with his bare hands, and has the best beard I’ve ever ridden. There’s no such thing as a good breeder!
After meeting him at our rescue store, I decide to go with him to Amish country to try to stop his breeding facility.
If I can convince him to stop breeding before he is baptized Amish, I will save thousands of dogs’ lives.
We will never work out. We’re like oil and water. I’m addicted to my phone, and he doesn’t even have electricity.
I’m not sure I can quit him.
But it doesn’t matter—once he is baptized, I will lose him forever.
Then why can’t he stop chasing my tail?

Alana Albertson is an award winning Latina author, the former President of Romance Writers of America's Contemporary Romance, Chick Lit, and Young Adult chapters. She holds a Masters of Education from Harvard and a Bachelor of Arts in English from Stanford. A recovering professional ballroom dancer, Alana currently writes new adult romantic suspense, young adult, and contemporary romance. She lives in San Diego, California, with her husband, two sons, and five dogs. When she's not spending her time needlepointing, dancing, or saving dogs from high kill shelters through her rescue Pugs N Roses, she can be found watching episodes of House Hunters, Homeland, or Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders: Making the Team. Please visit her website at www.alanaalbertson.com