Run to Ground

That was a great book!!!

This is the first book I've read (actually listened to) by this author and I can't wait to read more. First off the narrator did a fabulous job. She made it easy to differentiate between the different characters. Secondly, the book is well written. The characters are well-rounded and believable. and there is a good balance of humor, suspense, and action. I have to admit I guessed who the villain was about 2/3rds of the way through the book. But there was that little bit of doubt. And even though I guessed who, I was off on the what and why. Overall, I was completely submerged in the story and couldn't put it down. I highly recommend this book, the author, and the narrator.

I couldn’t listen to this due to narrator

This book wasn’t what I was expecting. So it starts off with a great escape and then there is a constant worry about the consequences of such escape the entire book. Meanwhile, the lead male is dealing with the loss of his K9 partner and is breaking in his former human partner’s (whom has also died) K9 partner and both surviving officers are not in the right frame of mind. I have to say that I fell in love with the lead female and her siblings from the beginning. Their relationship was strong and supportive and challenging at certain moments. They fear anyone coming into their little bubble and definitely fear the handsome cop whom has taking a liking to their older sister. Jules and Theo have chemistry but it’s nothing to write home about. It’s just kind of there and feels almost forced. Almost, like, there’s no one else around, might as well get with this person. There were some weird situations that occurred that weren’t really explained away, not even after the plot was revealed so I have to say, this book is not my favorite of the few I’ve read from KR. Though I like the idea of a K9 series, and I’m curious about the new character introduced in the epilogue so I’ll continue with the series.

I felt like I was dropped right into the middle of book 2? I feel like you’re supposed to have more understanding before starting this series - though I’ve read Katie Ruggle’s previous series so that’s not it. Either way, I’m left a bit confused.

Dogs and Hot Cops where could you go wrong.