K-9 Search and Rescue Books 13-15

K-9 Search and Rescue

By: Sami A. Abrams, Sarah Varland, Connie Queen

Narrated by: Tanya Saari, Dominique Dibbell, Cyndi Stark

Tracking the Missing
A search for three abducted teens—and a K-9 on the case.

After surviving a vicious attack in the woods, Tori Campbell awakes to her worst nightmare—her son and his two friends are missing. She calls the one person she knows she can trust, her late husband’s best friend, former DEA agent Michael Lane. Together with his search-and-rescue K-9, they must track the boys and figure out who took them—and why. Only, the Indiana wilderness is full of dangers beyond their abductor. Can Michael and Tori find the teens…even if it means falling into a sinister trap?


K-9 Alaskan Defense
A K-9 stands guard…while a killer closes in.

Discovering a dead body in the woods turns into a fight for survival when Lily Peterson is attacked by an unknown assailant. Rescued by her retired police K-9, Timber, Lily calls the one man she trusts for help—her late fiancé’s partner, former officer Travis Beckett. Only, the danger proves to be far from over when Lily’s house goes up in flames. Someone wants her dead, and all clues lead to a connection to her departed fiancé’s final case. Investigating the past is the only way to stay alive…but can they elude a killer neither expects?


Searching for Justice
A cold case reopened. A K-9 in pursuit of the truth.

When a teen goes missing from the same place where her own foster sister disappeared, K-9 handler Brynne Taylor is on the case…until she’s caught in a lethal trap. Someone doesn’t want her or her Saint Bernard, Fergie, snooping around, and they’re willing to kill to keep their secrets. Saved by rancher Jace Jackson, Brynne reluctantly accepts the single father’s help solving both cases. But they’re under fire every dangerous step of the way—and eluding this killer may be as impossible as outrunning Brynne’s past…

©2024 Sami A. Abrams, Sarah Varland, Connie Queen (P)2025 Harlequin Enterprises, Limited

Decent Storlines

These storylines were each a little different and not as fully predictable as a lot in this genre. However, the authors made the main characters seem a bit underqualified and unintelligent with their decisions. The main female characters were each a annoying in their decisions based on pride and independence. The narrators were ok, but distracting at points with their inability to really distinguish between voices. The narrator in the first book made 16 year old boys sound like 7 year olds. The last narrator was robotic and mispronounced many words making me grateful when the story ended.