My Dog, Me

Tyler and Dundee were perfectly happy being a boy and a dog until by chance they switched places. Who knew that inhaling ozone produced during a thunderstorm would make wishes come true? Join their adventures as Dundee goes to school in Tyler's body, while Tyler, now a dog, stays home. Are they doomed to remain this way forever?

Rosemarie Perry always wanted to be a writer but life got in the way. Now happy with calluses on her fingers, she lives her dream of creating new worlds and characters without fear of being labeled - you know. A second generation American, she grew up in a blue collar steel mill town in northeastern Ohio. With a BS in Psychology from The Ohio State University and a MS in Counseling from Youngstown State University, she moved to Atlanta, serving in private and public schools. As Cobb County Middle School Counselor of the Year, she created numerous publications for the GA State Dept. of Education. Rosemarie is the mother of three children, two of whom are deceased. The inspiration for My Dog, Me is the result of a conversation with her son, Tyler, now a pilot in the US Air Force, when he was a Little League baseball player. A lover of all creatures furry, feathered, and finned this zumba queen lives in metro Atlanta with Tootsie, a rescue Pomeranian and a gray tabby named Romeo (who lives up to his name). Her adult novel, Bitter Sugar, about sexual abuse on a Louisiana sugar plantation circa 1860 is currently in final edit.