Explosive Force

Military K-9 Unit Series, Book 6

By: Lynette Eason

Narrated by: Angie Hickman

From reporter to witness on the run....

Just before the K-9 training center explodes, reporter Heidi Jenks spots the bomber - and now he wants her dead. While military explosives expert First Lieutenant Nick Donovan doesn't trust journalists, it's his duty to protect Heidi. And with a killer circling closer, he and his bomb-sniffing K-9 are all that stands between Heidi and someone planning to silence her for good.

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hard to turn off in audible.

loved this book. the suspense and action was awesome and is a highly recommended listen or read

A detailed look at the life of special forces

Love the banter between the main characters! Dedication and loyalty--great themes for any novel about criminals and canine partners

I really did enjoy this book number 6

I'm glad that this book wasn't a repeat of the too stupid to live, characters, in the two previous books in this series. This one had plenty of action and suspense. The characters were NOT stupid, and the situations were realistic when they were attacked or in danger. Enjoyed this book in the series.

Awesome

What an awesome book, so well written. With fully developed and realistic characters. I loved the setting and how it took place on base.

Entertaining listen

This book felt more realistic than the others because it included more scenes with investigative techniques and proofs. The story was along the same pattern as the others but more interesting because the characters were more well developed and worked through their issues without a lot of over the top angst. The plot was still somewhat unrealistic, but at least the military investigators seemed competent. The romance was believable and characters likable. I didn’t hit the 30 sec advance at all unless I list my place. 😀

Drowning in syrupy emotions and incompetence

There’s a bad guy (shooter, bomber, dognapper, hoody-wearer) loose on a army base. We follow a few low-life officers claiming to want to catch him yet their efforts are incredibly minimal and ineffective. (Sadly, even the dogs ignore their duties). As listeners, we’re drowned in romantic syrup. A reporter and her protector benefit from the threat as they indulge in puppy love and we get aural diabetes.
This is a tweenager’s comic book love story and thriller in audible form. It can be a fun listen if you make big allowances. The two common issues appear: short-bus morons become adults, are somehow given important jobs and maintain the sexual naïveté of 12 year olds. You’ll have to enjoy hearing teen angst like a dog likes sniffing poop. You’ll have to accept that our military can identify and stop criminal threats like IDF protects civilians.

Bombs and romance

Two people who had not liked each other fall in love while investigating a series of bombings and robberies.