F.B.I. K-9 Novel: Before It's Too Late

Kathy: Ms. Driscoll had me feeling so very connected to the protagonist and all of the characters. Great timing on putting the FBI in a positive light. Her story kept me reading until I had to force myself to put the book down! The K-9 bonding made me realize how amazing dogs can be. Great read!

United States on Aug 11, 2023

Vegan Chickadee: As a lover of dogs and crime stories, I can highly recommend this book. The characters were very realistic and the plot was new and different. Very fast-paced, and I was sorry to see it end. The connections to the Civil War were well-done. If you love an exciting crime novel, this is for you. I'm on to the next in the series.

United States on Jul 07, 2023

Kindle Customer: Information at the beginning of each chapter.

A real page turner. Could not put it down. Loved the characters. Love the search and rescue dogs.

Thoroughly enjoyable read.

United States on Jul 07, 2023

Lisa M: A much better book than the previous one. I still am a bit thrown off by the historical excerpts at the beginning of each chapter. They are interesting but tend to pull me out of the story.

United States on May 11, 2023

CDN Purchaser: Loved this book. While reading g you learnt history and it was very interesting to learn how police dogs worked. The characters were amazing.

Canada on Jul 05, 2022

Lisa platt: Loved this book I've always liked k9 books and this one is just as good. Will definitely be reading another

United Kingdom on Jun 09, 2022

Kindle Customer: Meg has been targeted by a vicious person who is asphyxiating look alike Meh clones and leaving cyphers to make a game of it.

Canada on May 20, 2021

Jeanie D: I love this series so far! The suspense begins from the first chapter and builds throughout the novel. I enjoy learning more about working K-9's, in this case, several FBI agents and their K-9 partners. I also enjoy reading about codes and ciphers, even though I don't have the genius to figure them out as Meg's sister, Cara, can. The characters are complex and the mystery intriguing, especially as Meg is forced to choose between FBI standards and using an alternate code translator to find the abducted people before it is too late.

Special Agent Meg Jennings and her partner, Hawk, go with the team to find a woman who was abducted and a note, addressed to Meg, was attached to the woman's service dog with a riddle of where to find her. It isn't a standard note; it is written in cipher and the location is not readily apparent as it makes references to a local historical place, and it is up to the FBI to translate the note and determine the location referred to before the team can look for the woman.

The first woman is found already dead, the second barely clinging to life and in a coma. It is frustrating to Meg to not be able to locate those abducted on time, and she...

United States on Sep 14, 2018

Tamara H.: Love this author! a great read. grabs you early, kept me engaged. Being a dog-trainer myself I love that a "main character" is a working dog. And kudos to the author (a trainer themselves I understand) for authentically sharing the role of a working dog in an entertaining way!

Canada on Jul 13, 2018