K-9 Outlaw

A Kelton Jager Adventure Book 1

De: Charles Wendt

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

When wandering Iraq War veterans Kelton Jager and ex-military working dog Azrael shelter under an overpass from a storm one spring evening, a motorcycle gang makes the fatal mistake of trying to rough them up. While the sheriff conducts his investigation, Kelton begins to discover the small sleepy southern town by the interstate isn’t as quaint and innocent as it appears. The large bale of cash sealed in plastic found at the scene speaks to nefarious activities, and the idealistic young Kelton with his K-9 dutifully assists underfunded local law enforcement in getting to the bottom of things. Even when he realizes they aren’t telling him everything. But his discoveries make clear that his ingrained respect for authority and showing chivalry toward all is being taken advantage of by numerous shady characters trying to preserve their own legacies. Lawless lawmen and damsels not so distressed drive him to reexamine his values to decide which are still worth living by and how those apply in a world twisted by drugs, money, sex and power. Come take a gritty journey of suspense driven by deep desperate characters and soul ripping action. Join Kelton and Azrael settling on a moral course in a world where nobody is perfect and even evil is far from absolute, and making heroic strides in trying to do what is right. Let no one underestimate the unbreakable bond between a man and his dog. SPECIAL NOTICE I’m proud to be providing half of net royalties through September 30th 2016 to the Warrior Dog Foundation ( http://warriordogfoundation.org/ ). This great Non-Profit organization transitions K-9 heroes retiring from service with Special Operations Forces to their state-of-the-art kennel facility where they receive any needed physical or mental rehabilitation so they can live out their lives with dignity and grace. I’m not affiliated with their foundation, but couldn’t be happier to contribute.

K 9 Outlaw

This was a good book. However, the virtual reading took away the excitement of the book. That voice was the same regardless of who spoke or if it was just narration. Vituall reading is not for me.

K-9 Outlaw

The story was good. This was the first time I’ve ever listen to a virtual voice and it lacked fluctuation, character and panache for the story. Thank you

I like the main character

Virtual wasn’t too bad but polite bikers seemed silly. I’m trying the next book to see what he gets up to next.

Very interesting plot

It kept me intrigued, I was captivated by the role of Kenton and his K-9.

Interesting characters

There needs to be some proofing of virtual voices, especially when it comes to pronouncing words or names in different languages. This virtual voice, like most, has very little variation emotion expression or character voices. Since virtual voice is used why not a feminine voice for female characters and a masculine voice for males. Some of situations are not very believable, but it is fiction. The protagonists are worth cheering on with some having unique backgrounds. It is fairly predictable but written in a way that makes it hard to put down. Overall the story is good enough to listen to next one to see if there is some variation or one of those series that is the same story with different characters and places.

Reacher Light with Dog

Narrator was Digital Voice. Violence showed up too soon in book before we get to know the hero. We also learn way too early that a deputy has something to hide. The main character seems to be a slightly altered version of Jack Reacher. Wanders into town, finds trouble, uncovers truth. I couldn’t finish.