Extreme Honor

By: Piper J. Drake

Narrated by: Daniel Thomas May

HONOR, LOYALTY, LOVE

David Cruz is good at two things: war and training dogs. The ex-soldier's toughest case is Atlas, a Belgian Malinois whose handler died in combat. Nobody at Hope's Crossing kennel can break through the animal's grief. That is, until dog whisperer Evelyn Jones walks into the facility . . . and into Atlas's heart. David hates to admit that the curvy blonde's mesmerizing effect isn't limited to canines. But when Lyn's work with Atlas puts her in danger, David will do anything to protect her.

Lyn realizes that David's own battle scars make him uniquely qualified for his job as a trainer. Tough as nails yet gentle when it counts, he's gotten closer to Atlas than anyone else-and he's willing to put his hard-wired suspicion aside to let her do the same. But someone desperate enough to kill doesn't want Lyn working with Atlas. Now only teamwork, trust, and courage can save two troubled hearts and the dog who loves them both...

Gute Hunde

Author not for me. 1st this is a romance series 2nd a mystery 3rd K-9. I wanted a stronger K-9 story. Male reader good with both make and female. Lady reader sounds like a greatly improved Sophie Eastlake.

Great Story

This is the first book I have purchased by this author and can say that I really enjoyed the story. I totally fell in love with Atlas, the canine hero in the story. There was intrigue, action and romance. I have never listened to a book with two narrators before and I was surprised when each narrator just took turns reading. I assumed that the female would read the female parts and the male would read the male parts, however that did not happen. It was difficult to relate to the characters when their voices kept changing! I would have preferred that only one narrator read the same character throughout the book. I am wondering if this is common with two narrators? If so, I will be sure to only purchase books with only one narrator in the future!

It's a decent story

I'm half way through and really do like it so far, but... hearing Atlas referred to as a "big dog" literally every other sentence... well it kinda like nails on a chalk board. Maybe author has tiny dogs, so to her 75 lbs is a big dog. But for someone like me who breeds bullmastiffs, that is an average size dog at best. Yes, I'm well aware this sounds a little petty but I think authors have to keep their entire audience in mind when writing, and the fact that it emphasized sooo much throughout the book... and it's totally not true... well it was driving me crazy. But now that I've complained I can go back to enjoying the story of the "averaged sized dog" ;)

Loved it!!

This is a new author for me, I’m so glad I gave this book a try. Well written with excellent character development. I listen to this book almost nonstop! I like when there are 2 narrators female reading female characters and male reading male characters

Action/Romance

This was a good book with non-stop actions. I'm looking forward to listening to the rest of the series.