On the Hunt

By: Iris Johansen

Narrated by: Elisabeth Rodgers

#1 New York Times bestselling author Iris Johansen introduces a bold new heroine—and her search-and-rescue dog—as Kira Drake begins an international search for an elusive killer.

Kira Drake has come to Paris with her highly trained Golden Retriever, Mack, to investigate the horrific bombing of a museum in the shadow of the Eiffel Tower. What she doesn’t know is that one powerful man has a special reason to find the person responsible.

Jack Harlan has all the money in the world, but it can’t bring his brother back. His sibling was murdered during the theft of a scientific discovery that could have made the world a better place. Now, after a four-year search, Harlan learns that this bombing was the work of the same twisted man.

Kira and her dog are in demand from law enforcement agencies all over the world, but Harlan convinces her to continue the investigation for his own purposes, wherever it may lead. So against her better judgment, Kira finds herself on the hunt, placing her trust in Harlan. For what she hopes is justice. When what he may be seeking is vengeance.

Critic reviews

"Just by seeing the Iris Johansen name . . . you know [it] will be an explosive, unforgettable story."—Suspense Magazine

"Johansen keeps readers on the edge of their seats."—Booklist

"A master storyteller, Iris Johansen brings characters to life like no other."—Robert Dugoni, New York Times bestselling author

"There's no one like Iris Johansen!"—Tess Gerritsen, New York Times bestselling author

"Dive into the explosive world of Iris Johansen, where villains get exactly what they deserve and the good guys‑‑eventually‑‑win the day. That's a world I want to live in!"—Tami Hoag, #1 New York Times bestselling author

Characters stayed busy. Story didn't lag.

Story ended too quick. Expected it to go on. it was a good Story. Narrator kept voices consistent. Made Story easier to understand and easier to follow and enjoy.

Was this an Iris Johansen novel?

Not like an Iris Johansen book. Just did not "catch" until we'll into the book:(

Wonderful as always.

I love all of Iris Johansen’s books. Loved this like the Kendra Michaels series. But I have a comment, the main characters, meant to be so strong, come off as whiny. Not sure if it’s the narrator or the dialogue, but they so often go on rants about how strong and independent they are they come off as whining about it. It annoys me. Anyone that independent wouldn’t need to declare it every time they talk. I still have this 5’s and recommend this to others but I wanted to comment on that.

I’m sorry, but this just isn’t up to her Irish Johansson’s usual standard

I got the feeling in this book that she used a recipe and just inserted the experiences to get to the end. I kept listening to see if it got better, but it just doesn’t like some of her other books that I enjoyed so much.

Loved It

I liked everything about the book. These are 4 (6?) more great characters. I hope it becomes a series!