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Yet another 15 minutes of cozy mystery brainstorming

More things need names! How do the bolded look?

Town (some of these are real town names, but it'd be a fictional town)

  • New Worcestershire
  • New Galway
  • Magnolia Springs
  • Helen
  • Long Grove
  • Bardstown
  • Marblehead
  • Cranbury
  • Magnolia River
  • Magnolia Park

Ivy's storefront

  • Sit and Stay (Emily's idea)
  • Training with Heart
  • Training with Ivy
  • Ultimutt Dog Training
  • The Dogtor is In
  • Pupular Dog Training

Rival book

  • You're the Human: Obedience Training and Other Tips
  • Obedience: The Only Way Dogs Behave
  • How to Train the Perfect Dog
  • The Power of a Strong Hand: A Dog Obedience Training Guide
  • How to Behave: A Guide for Humans and Dogs
  • The Obedience Primer
  • How to Correct Your Dog: A Guide for Humans and Dogs

Ivy's book

  • Training for Today: A New Method for Dog Training
  • Training for Today: Dog Training with Heart
  • Ultimutt Dog Training
  • Training for Today: Tips from a Self-proclaimed 'Dogtor'
  • No Need to Terrier-Self Up About It: A Relaxed Guide to Dog Training
  • Ruff Starts: A Dog Training Guide for Today
  • 101 Training Tips: Ways to Bond and Guide Your Dog at the Same Time

Laverna's shop

  • Essential Laverna
  • Lavender and Other Essentials
  • Bath and Lavender
  • Lavender and Magnolia

(Prompt by Emily Kleeman)

"Woman making her dog sit up - Deland" by Florida Memory

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