Sheepdogs: Keeping the Wolves at Bay

A Gil Mason Novel, Book 1

De: Gordon Carroll

Narrado por: Steven Heumann

My fingers traced the indented letters of the silver WWJD bracelet on my right wrist. I do that when I'm considering pummeling someone.

Gil Mason is a simple guy with complex problems. Cross Phillip Marlow with Caesar Milan, The Dog Whisperer, and you create a new breed of private eye, complete with the courage of a pit bull, and the heart of a labrador.

Max, Gil's K9 partner, has a few problems of his own. It's a love-hate relationship. Part of Max wants to love his human master, while his alpha personality instinctively drives him to take control of the pack.

So how does a former cop turned PI find a missing teenage boy, who has been kidnapped by a corporate billionaire, while dealing with his own feelings of guilt and loneliness over the murder of his family, all while keeping his canine's homicidal tendencies in check? Brains, guns, and fists combined with an intimate understanding of dog psychology.

As long as Max doesn't eat him first.

©2019 Gordon D. Carroll (P)2023 Gordon D. Carroll

Love you Max

Keeps you on the edge !!
Can’t wait to start his next one.
Max is a star

Needs new narrator asap

Story was interesting as I like the view point from Max as well as Gill. The narrator was reading this like it was a rom/com. Even in the dangerous parts where Amber’s life is in the balance he sounds like he’s singing Zippy Do Da.
At least Max’s thoughts were given a more serious tone.

excellent plot plan, many pla es to end, BUT twisted. Dog's POV appreciated.

Was told it is a "clean" book, but it is too graphic for middle schoolers and high school dog lovers.

Lots of action

I really enjoyed the story, the guy who does the narration was interesting. sometimes he talked really fast when he got excited, it definitely kept my attention so he's growing on me.

Good Story!

I enjoyed this story very much. Just edgy enough to keep my interest, but not too over the top with gory crime stuff. I have working K9’s myself and it was fun to listen to the authors’ interpretation of what a working dog does/thinks lI felt like it was pretty accurate. I really enjoyed the narrator. And the main character Gill is very likable.