Battle Tested

Military K-9 Unit Series, Book 7

De: Laura Scott

Narrado por: Angie Hickman

Keeping guard - because a killer lurks.

When Captain Isaac Goddard saves Vanessa Gomez from a vicious attack, he discovers the feisty military nurse is the Red Rose Killer's next target. With help from Vanessa's guard Doberman, the former pilot makes it his mission to protect Vanessa and her young brother. But when the danger closes in, can he overcome the post-traumatic stress that haunts him and stop a ruthless killer?

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The best review yet!!

I loved it if you like a murder mystery/ romance you’ll def like this without a doubt!!

Battle of a veteran

This story allows readers to see what returning veterans go through after many of the memories that they can’t seem to get through. The memories that change their lives and make them hard to understand, why they react to noises or actions of others that we don’t understand.

the whole book goes well with tbe series even as a stand alone book too. Great read.

there was nothing that I did not like about the book. the author is a great writer and draws her readers in with her words.

WTH only military people can have PTSD???

Seriously I like the series but this story annoyed me. Her whole theory AS a Nurse was based on the idea that only military people get PTSD.

Not the narrator this book needs

I tried 3 x through several months.
I just can’t get beyond 5 chapters.
I will try the written version.
This narrator just can’t set up the story line for me to even feel the characters.

Banal, repetitive and stupid

What if Forest Gump lacked wisdom and common sense as well as intelligence? And was copied to fill a military base? What if a sniper took shots repeatedly on a military base and no one thought that was unusual and no one made any effort to stop it?
Put in a girl and boy reeking of pheromones and hormones but their love can never be. Their dismay at their middle school self doubts and self imprisonment is obliquely revisited every minute in some denials (why can’t they do the Ken/Barbi thing and just admit they lack genitals?)

No one seems to think a loose sniper on their base is unusual. No outcry for protection. But no military missions either.

The bad guy is possibly obvious but the author’s misdirection through misinformation regarding medical, pharmaceutical and veterinary care disguises.

The target audience is clearly preteen. Adults likely will tire of the stupidity and condescending attitude towards readers/listeners.