Hounding a Killer

A Bailey the Bloodhound Mystery, Book 2

De: Kallie E. Benjamin

Narrado por: Dara Brown

It’s chaos in Crosbyville when someone tries to swindle a large inheritance, but as Pris and Bailey start digging for the missing money, they uncover the wrong kind of bones….

Finally finished with the renovations on her new house, bestselling children’s book author Pris and her trusty bloodhound, Bailey, are finding more opportunities to join the community, including attending the annual town festival. But their efforts are paw-sed when David Townsend, volatile grandson of the late wealthy resident Edward Townsend, comes to fetch his inheritance.

After the new arrival riles up several other locals with petty arguments, the once sleepy town goes barking mad. Before long, the wealthy bachelor disappears without a trace, and the police suspect foul play. Bailey’s tracking instincts helped them collar the last criminal in Crosbyville, so the cops turn to Pris and her sweet hound to track down David.

But on their search-and-rescue mission, Pris and Bailey sniff out fraud, theft, and a body. Before they know it, both are hackles-deep inside another homicide investigation. Can the unlikely duo chase down the killer, or will they be left chasing their own tails?

©2025 Kallie E. Benjamin (P)2025 Penguin Audio

Character Development and Interaction

I love this series and can’t wait for the next one! As a dog lover I love Bailey and his owner Pris. I love her kindness and integrity and her relationship with her Aunt, best friend and boyfriend. Dara Brown brings the story to life—I love listening to her voice. I hope this series goes on for a very long time!

I love Bailey the Bloodhound

Loved everything about this book! Please tell me you have another one for me to read in this series. Well done.

Love the line

Although I figured out the mystery I didn’t know the killer till the end love it.

meh

The slow pace of the story ruined it for me. Add to that, the plot was predictable and the story fell flat. I lost interest and skipped to the end of the book.