Duty Unleashed

By: Dominic Pierce

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Seven years.

That's how long Jolly has been Ben Garrison's partner. His constant. The only relationship the Citadel Solutions K9 handler has ever trusted completely.

But Jolly's slowing down. Retirement is coming. And Ben has no idea who he is without the dog at his side.

He didn't plan on a little boy whispering through the fence. Or the boy's mother, whose warm, chaotic home feels like everything Ben never knew he wanted.

Kayla sees past his silence. Her son trusts his dog. And Ben starts finding reasons to stay.

But his investigation into police corruption has made dangerous enemies. They've noticed the woman he can't stop watching.

The man who's only ever loved a dog is about to learn what it means to fight for a family.

Both of them are.

Heros, Heatwarming & Worthwhile

A bit predictable with a twist and other than the AI bot doing the reading and missing infections and question marks, and the character changes, I enjoyed the storyline. a feel-good, I don't have to deal with the world type book.

Great book

Very entertaining reading. Voices were clear. Love the story and characters.heartwarming and exciting story and characters

Great book

I loved this book. it had a great story that was not predictable and just the right amount of romance mixed in. The characters were relatable and easy to love. I expect loved the relationship between the little boy and the dog.

Solid k9 story

A good blend of suspense, romance and dog interaction. It’s always good when a book is promoted as k9 involvement and actually is as such. So many show a photo of the dog but then barely mentions it. I hope the author writes more of this genre.

Very entertaining book. Good VV performance

I really love this book and this series. The characters, including the K-9s of course, are loyal, strong, smart, and skilled. I enjoy the pace of the story and just the way it is written with the balance of mystery, action, family life, romance, and best friends. The happy ending is a must for me. The Virtual Voice performance is quite good though it takes a bit of getting used to.