Hidden Creed

Ryder Creed K-9 Mystery Series, Book 6

De: Alex Kava

Narrado por: Joshua Mackey

Secrets are exposed and Ryder Creed's life hangs in the balance in the riveting sixth installment of the award-winning Alex Kava best-selling New York Times, USA Today, and Amazon Ryder Creed K-9 mystery series.

"It's impossible not to care about and root for the human and canine heroes in Kava's series." (Tracie Hotchner, the Radio Pet Lady Network™)

"Every time an Alex Kava novel ends, I can't wait for the next one." (Jathan & Heather.com™)

Nothing stays hidden forever....

During a training exercise, Creed’s scent dog, Grace, is drawn off course and discovers a shallow grave. The body was never meant to be found, hidden deep in an isolated part of Florida’s Blackwater River State Forest. The remote area has no easy access in or out. The killer obviously hoped his secret would be scattered and swallowed up by the forces of nature.

When Creed’s dogs continue to find more remains, investigators quickly realize they’re dealing with someone who knows the forest intimately and has been using it to hide his handiwork for years. Soon, they’ll also discover just how far he’s willing to go to stop them and keep his secrets hidden forever.

©2020 Sharon M Kava (P)2020 Sharon M Kava

Love this series!

another book in the Ryder Creed series. Does not disappoint. Great story line. Joshua Mackey does a great job of telling it. He makes you feel like you can read their thoughts

Another great Creed Novel

I love all the characters of this series including the dogs, I just wish it didn’t take them so long after the hardcover releases to get the audiobook version out. We never even get a date.

Supreme Entertainment

If you love dogs and thrillers, this is a series you want to experience! For reasons I don't fully comprehend, any novel that features a great K-9 and handler is like kryptonite to me. I've loved service dogs since my early childhood when my grandfather took me to a police K-9 academy. One of my favorite memories.

But you want to know about the book and series... Creed's star Grace is the K-9 star again as she discovers a dumping ground in the forest that adjoins Creed's property. it's a brutal location with way more questions than answers as Creed and company set out to find all the graves and help law enforcement identify the victims. But the woods are dark and deep... and they've got miles to go before they sleep.

Readers who enjoy thrillers and suspense stories with engaging characters who feel genuine will enjoy this entire series. As will readers who love a good dog story- in the case of this series, there are many dogs, and they all have their day. This is a heartwarming read; sometimes angsty and emotional, yet always centered on pups and handlers. It's well-written and can be read out of sequence, so dive right in. But make sure you eventually catch up with the first book in the series when we first meet Grace, the little Wonderdog.

I love Alex Kava!

Once I start reading her books, I can't stop! I always regret reading each book in one or two days, because then I have to wait for the next one, wondering what happens next. I might have to start from the very beginning to pass the time. Lol! Now, I can listen to them too!

another entertaining story

another interesting story...no big surprises, just good story telling. love the dogs and their people.

great read

this was another excellent stort but there needs to be a Belgian Malinois in future books

always love Alex Kava books.

Awesome, love how she works with dogs, in the story lines. I loved it.

Hiddeb Creed

This story was great as well as the previous ones! i love this series especially when Maggie O'Dell is involved. Keep this series coming please!

Can't wait for the next one!

I flew through the first 6 books and I'm sad that I have to wait for the next one to be released. I love this series! I love the characters, especially the dogs and the story lines.

(Side note: I'm over Maggie and rooting for the vet!)

Least favorite of series

I thought there was too much emphasis on the mysterious serial killer and not enough on the dogs. Was more of a Maggie book.