High Intensity

High Mountain Trackers HMT 2G, Book 2

By: Freya Barker

Narrated by: Kathryn Lynhurst, James Gloucester

Dog trainer and handler Jillian Lederman is moving with her pack to Libby, Montana, a place where she has made friends and hopes to find a fresh start.

It's time. For years, she's just been keeping her wounds fresh by staying in Missoula—where there were regular reminders of all she's lost—while the rest of the world has continued to move forward.

Perhaps the new house, the beautiful mountains, and a certain pair of clear, blue eyes hold the promise of new beginnings.

Since changing careers years ago, former FBI agent Lucas Wolff has found a much better work-life balance as a member of High Mountain Trackers. Still able to serve his community, he has also been carving out a comfortable existence for himself and is not looking to make any changes to it anytime soon. Not even for a particularly bold and ballsy redhead he's been trying to avoid.

That turns out to be an impossible feat when a plane crash during a blizzard sets both of them on the trail of a young girl, all alone in the mountains. But it soon becomes evident they are not the only ones looking, and staying safe means sticking close together.

©2024 Freya Barker (P)2025 Podium Audio

Very entertaining story and performance!!!

This is another great story in this series. I love the family of characters, both human and animal. The story is full of suspense, action, and some romance. It is so well written and so entertaining! The performance is very good!

So many things to love about this one!

Really enjoyed this one! All the different dogs in here are added benefit to the story! Wolf was an enigma until this one came out. I loved the narrator of his voice! James Glouster sounded exactly like I expected Wolf to! Jillian had a hard road but she still plugged along with her life and these dogs. I loved all the uses for her dogs and the little additive she acquired as the story moved along. These two are great together!

Great addition to the series

Really liked this story. Every one in this series is hard to put down! Narrators was great. Both new to me but did a great job. Now on to JD and Janey!

Good Narration; Good Story!

This had a little bit of everything in it. Danger, suspense, and mystery. Then the relationships between Jillian and Haley, Haley and Lucas, and finally Jillian, Haley, and Lucas were sweet.

I appreciated the fun and lightheartedness of Lucas and Jillian coming together. As solemn as Lucas' was supposed to be, it was obvious Jillian brought out the light in him. I really liked them as a couple. I was also happy that Lucas and Jillian were a more mature couple, proving life, love, and romance do not end at 30.

I enjoyed the vivid descriptions of the mountains, the trails, and everything necessary for a search and rescue event. It was almost like I could feel the cold, snow, and ice as it was being described. I also admired the way Hayley handled such a tragic situation.

I also love the interactions between HMT and HMT 2G. I have no problem with Thomas being frozen in time no matter how many generations appear. I don't know that High Mountain Trackers would be the same without Thomas.

Reading the book is great and listening to the audiobook is like the icing on the cake.

A good story overall…characters were believable & real.

Pronunciation of Montana town Kalispell was wrong & could easily have been remedied. Just irritating. FBI did not come off well at all. Good search & rescue portrayal.