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A Dog or Something
- Narrated by: Tamika Simpkins
- Length: 29 mins
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A Dog or Something
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Tamika Simpkins
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Publisher's Summary
A Dog or Something
Tisha Randall wants a boyfriend. When a likely specimen walks into her pet store to purchase "a dog or something," Tisha nearly turns him away with her disdain for would be animal owners who neglected their charges. Upon further review, Tisha realizes the man had a different type of void in his life, very possibly the same one that afflicts her.
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