Beowulf: Explosives Detection Dog (A Breed Apart)
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| Rating | : | 4.36 (729 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1616266392 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 320 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-11-04 |
| Language | : | English |
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Dive in to the terrorist underworld and encounter indomitable characters of courage and honor that readers can champion toward victory in all its forms.. Beowulf is a bittersweet conclusion to an adrenaline driven series with heart and passion
A Breed Apart Series Book 1 - Trinity Book 2 - Talon . Beowulfa hulky, brindle-coated bullmastiffis the only boy” for Timbrel Hogan. While tension mounts between Timbrel and Tony, the team comes under fire after Beowulf gets a hit.” When tragedy threatens Tony’s career and Timbrel’s courage, they must maneuver through an intricate plot and a mission like no other. But when Timbrel, a handler at A Breed Apart, embarks on a mission to detect WMDs in Afghanistan, she reunites with Tony Candyman” VanAllen and her no-other-man philosophy is challenged. And she has a history to remind her why
GRITTY, BRASSY, EXPLOSIVE ROMANCE WITH PIERCING FANGS Harold Wolf 4.5 stars only because I prefer my romance novels historical, with a bustle--not a GLOCK--as undergarments. Rounded up to 5 stars for lovers of hard romance, military, dogs, & high suspense. Thriller tendrils will cause some readers to drool like Beowulf. Chapters hook readers ballistic fast.Timbrel has a man-hate attitude as big as the bomb-sniffing dog she handles. She needs no one. Tough enough to get called to assist a military Special Forces team--again. She's not new to life & death, search & destroy operative action.Tony, called Candyman by Timbrel, is after more than the assigned target of WMD (weapons of . Roland A Saenz said Boring, trite cliches, repetitive personal situations. I have a hard time believing anyone could rate this book in the Boring, trite cliches, repetitive personal situations Roland A Saenz I have a hard time believing anyone could rate this book in the 4-5 star range. I found the book to be sophomoric, replete with tired, trite clichés, which are amateurish and boring. The ENTIRE book centers on a troubled relationship between the two primary characters -- a boring relationship which never seemed to progress to resolution until the last few pages of the story. I guess this storyline relationship is intended to tug on one’s heart, in which it partially succeed over the first half of the book, but then morphs into an ever growing feeling of, “Yea gads, when will this ridiculous "hig. -5 star range. I found the book to be sophomoric, replete with tired, trite clichés, which are amateurish and boring. The ENTIRE book centers on a troubled relationship between the two primary characters -- a boring relationship which never seemed to progress to resolution until the last few pages of the story. I guess this storyline relationship is intended to tug on one’s heart, in which it partially succeed over the first half of the book, but then morphs into an ever growing feeling of, “Yea gads, when will this ridiculous "hig. "Fast paced military action and romance" according to M. A.. "Beowulf: Explosives Detection Dog" is an excellant addition to Ronie Kendig's "A Breed Apart Series." I do beleive Kendig has become one of my favorite authors. I have loved each one of her books! Not only is "Beowulf" full of action, gun fights, secrets, travel and adventure, but it also has a strong sense of patriotism and a good grounding in faith in Jesus Christ. Kendig's heroes are military men, women and dogs that faithfully serve the United States of America with pride and respect! In Kendig's books, as in reality, the heroes do not always return from battle the same way they went into it. Some of them ret