Green Beret Heath Daniels’ feels his life is over after he
suffers a head injury and is discharged from the military. When he is offered a
chance to train other military dogs and their handlers, he jumps at the chance
to prove himself and to perhaps be allowed back in the military. Will he and
his dog Trinity be able to save the captured Darci Kintz before she’s killed or
Heath suffers another blackout from his brain injury?
Fans of fast paced military thrillers will love this new
series by Ronie Kendig, and animal lovers will enjoy it even more. From the
first page to the last, there is one adventure and twist and turn of the plot
after the other. What Kendig does well
is that action scenes aren’t for entertainment purposes only—each event or catastrophe
adds a layer to the development of the characters. For example, Darci annoyed me at first, but as
she endured being captured and tortured, her character developed into one that
I enjoyed.
At the beginning of the book, I was a little overwhelmed
with the number of characters. It was too many too soon and they had nicknames
to keep up with too. Once the introductions were over and the plot began to
develop, I enjoyed the characters, especially Trinity, Heath’s dog. Her loyalty
and strength made her my favorite character.
Another thing I enjoyed about the book was its ending. I don’t
want to spoil the ending, but I was happy it wasn’t the typical happily ever
after. It was realistic and sweet.
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