Inside the Echo

Flint K-9 Search & Rescue Mysteries Series, Book 2

De: Jen Blood

Narrado por: Elise Arsenault

For fans of Nevada Barr, John Connolly, and dogs of all shapes and sizes, a K-9 series with a touch of the supernatural, spine-tingling suspense, and characters who'll stay with you long after the story is done.

K-9 search and rescue handler Jamie Flint and her team - both human and canine - are called in when a group vanishes during a dogsledding expedition for battered women in the Mahoosuc Mountains of Maine. When it's learned a rogue gunman was involved in the disappearance, authorities look to the abusive partners of the women now lost for answers.

Meanwhile, a voice from Jamie's past begins to haunt her, echoing the words of the shooter now in pursuit of a target Jamie alone can save. With her K-9 partners Phantom and Casper at her side, Jamie must confront the demons of her own past as her team fights the elements and the clock in order to find the missing women and bring them home.

©2018 Jen Blood (P)2018 Tantor

Great balance of supernatural and reality

Well written , easy to listen to and stay captivated by the story. I am about to start the 3rd book now!

Heartwarming story

SAR dogs work depicted very well and realistically. Different dogs, their characters and their relationships to each other and to humans and situations so well developed and described. Dogs are real characters in this story and I love it!
The story is interesting and suspensful. I listened to all three books in this series one after another in a matter of a week. I would keep listening to the fourth and fifth if they were there.
I truly recommend to anyone who loves dogs, well written female characters, a bit of mystery, and interested in SAR.

Great story

Great story love the southern accent of the main character Jaime. I plan to read more if these books they keep you on edge

Keeps you on edge

There were a couple of tiny holes in the story, but it all tidied up in the end. Plot keeps you listening on the edge of your seat. Really enjoying this series!

Better than the 1st book

This was better than the first book in the series. Jamie's abilities fit into the story better and made more sense. I liked the search dogs being different breeds and trained for what they do. Mild romance, good action and small twist at the end. Good characters and plot.

Inside the Echo

Really enjoyed the story. Love the great storywriting with thrills. Especially love the interaction with the dogs and the other senses that humans possess if they know how to reach them.

Loved it! Didn't want to stop listening to it.

Great story line and was a nice tie in to book one. can't wait to start book 3. the narrator is excellent. makes a huge difference.

Love the dogs!!

I like this series overall. This book in particular featuring multiple strong women characters. I like the detail that goes into the dog training and dog working. The unfolding of Jaime's back story is well done. The romance is very light which is ok with me but there would be a little more to work with in that front if the author chose to. There have been some very implausible things in the story that shouldn't be though. Spoiler alert stop reading now if you dont want any details..
First the woo woo is interesting and I enjoy it. The parts that should not be implausible are the procedures. A professional search dog handler would not leave her dog on the bank of a river and jump in to pull out a body. There are multiple examples of situations Jaime should NOT have been part of and it gives me the groans every time I read one of them. I'm the last book her son gets kidnapped, and in the real world that would be the end of her involvement in a search situation so would a gunman on the loose in the woods. And that was in both stories. In this book she even touches on it as the author, justifying why Jaime would be allowed to keep searching when only law enforcement should be allowed. That wasnt really plausible either. I want to LOVE this series. But I just can't. I want more from it. I like it, I just can't LOVE it. Narrator does a pretty good job switching voices. I will likely get the next book and see where it goes. 4 stars

Perfect book for a drinking game!

Listen with friends and drink every time you hear the word regardless. You will all be plastered by the third chapter. Regardless, it is a decent story and worth the listen. The narrator needs to visit the south so she will realize the difference between a drawl and a country hick.

BOOK TWO WAS AS GOOD AS BOOK ONE FOR SURE!

LOVED THE STORY KEEPS YOUR INTEREST! HOPE SHE KEEPS MAKING MORE AND MORE BOOKS IN THIS SERIES!