The Dog of the North

McKenzie’s quirky, offbeat novel follows a woman on a chaotic road trip with her eccentric grandmother and a van full of mysteries. The humour is dry and delightful, the characters messy and unpredictable. Beneath the comedic surface lies a story of grief, reinvention, and the strange ways families shape us. McKenzie’s narrative voice is warm and wry, making even the oddest moments feel grounded. It’s a light-hearted but emotionally intelligent read.