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Federal K-9 Series, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Vanessa Daniels
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Written by:
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Tee O'Fallon
Crack CIA analyst Trista Gold is a whiz with the computer, but not so much with people. She hides behind her job, analyzing top-secret code and making recommendations on national security. She doesn't need a man in her life. But she will, very soon....
CIA K-9 officer Sgt. Matt Connors suspects that beneath Trista's uptight appearance, there's a sexy woman itching to cut loose. But he doesn't dare act on his attraction. He's a loner and always will be. Keeping away from Trista is a must-do directive. Until he doesn't have a choice....
During a routine assignment, Trista stumbles across a cryptic exchange. She doesn't think much of it...until someone tries to murder her - twice. Both times, Matt had been there to save her. But now she has to hide. And her new bodyguard, Matt, and his K-9 are the only hope she has against the powerful forces that want her dead.
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3.75 stars ***
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Friendship and Loyalty
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The focus is so strongly on the objectification of the female characters that the plot gets lost to it. For example, there's a fire. Does the author focus on the impact of that fire on the character? Nope. The author references the character's curves, full breasts, and other physical attributes visible due to the cotton camisole the MC was wearing when the fire began. MC showers after the fire and puts on a t-shirt provided by the guy. Cue the objectification of how her chest looks in his top, how cute her bare feet are. MC gets rescued from an attempted abduction. The author's focus? How cute the rescuer thinks she is without her glasses, which were damaged in the attack. How she'd look so much better if she wore contacts instead.
This book is awful. The narrator is also awful, but I legit can't tell if that's because she's dealing with such terrible material, or she's just bad.
Skip this one, unless you're in the mood for a rage listen.
So focused on physical appearances that the plot is secondary
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Monotone and lifeless narration
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