By Dog Alone

A Kelton Jager Adventure Book 2

Iraq War veteran Kelton Jager and his ex-military working dog Azrael feel detached from American mainstream society and wander the roadways where they assertively set wrong to right. When Kelton falls ill, they sneak into a barn for shelter and rest. They are discovered by a teenage girl and in exchange for her silence, agree to help her and her friends with an upcoming Euclidean geometry test at their elite preparatory boarding academy, Fox Ridge School. Kelton's time on and around campus has him suspecting a vulnerable student is at risk. He decides to stick around for a few days to make sure all is right. The town’s underlying ruthlessness is exposed with violent assaults on prominent men and Kelton begins to realize he is in a race against time. Not only must he and Azrael save the victim from her own decisions, he must do it before his budding feelings for Abriella spin around his moral compass. Come explore the jagged edge separating good and evil. And if you lose your way in the blackness and despair, know that trust in a dog will lead you back to the light of the high ground. SPECIAL NOTICE I’m proud to be providing half of net royalties through March 1st 2017 to the Warrior Dog Foundation (http://warriordogfoundation.org/). This great Non-Profit organization transitions K-9 heroes retiring from service with Special Operations Forces to their state-of-the-art kennel facility where they receive any needed physical or mental rehabilitation so they can live out their lives with dignity and grace. I’m not affiliated with their foundation, but couldn’t be happier to contribute.

No AI

Virtual narration is NOT the future. It's bland and without inflection to phrases and certainly doesn't add to the individuality to the characters in the story. It'll take a lot to convince me otherwise.

“Reader” was awful! I

Relationship of adult with sixteen year old girl. Offensive and did not add to the story.

Story

Auto reader lacks tone inflection and emotion. Auto Reader is too robotic which deters from the Art of story telling.

Good dog story

Do not like virtual voice some words are pronounced wrong. But this is better than Apple digital voice.

“Not Yet Ready For Prime Time,” Narration

Mispronunciations and wrong inflections abound; it’s VERY jarring! Really detracts from what would otherwise have been a decent book. And, there was no discernible difference between the voices of a 30 year old man, and a 16 year old girl!