Intrepid NYC reporter Rachelle Clark is secretly investigating the murder of the New York City K-9 Command Unit chief, Jordan Jameson. When danger comes Rachelle’s way, K-9 Unit Officer Carter Jameson (Jordan’s brother) ends up being her protector, along with his canine partner Frosty. This was another wonderful entry into the True Blue K-9 Unit continuing series. I really liked Rachelle. She was a brave and strong heroine and really showed that she could take care of herself. Carter was a great hero. He was a single father with an adorable daughter, Ellie. I enjoyed The Jameson family who are all into law enforcement, and the way that they are always there for each other. Frosty was an absolutely wonderful partner to Carter. Not only was Frosty adorable, but he was fantastic at his job. The story had a good mix of suspense and romance. And once again, New York City provided an excellent backdrop to another entertaining K-9 Unit story. ( )

Title: Seeking the Truth (K-9 Unit series)
Author: Terri Reed
Pages: 224
Year: 2019
Publisher: Love Inspired Suspense
My rating: 5 out of 5 stars
The book may not have many pages, but it is packed with mystery, romance, faith, police and dogs. The setting is New York City, and the tale involves the Jamison family as they are police officers who are struggling with the loss of a brother. The brother’s murder is not yet solved, and no new clues have been unearthed until a reporter decides to investigate on her own.
Rachelle has sought an unconventional path and career in journalism as far as her parents are concerned. However, Rachelle is new to the hustle and bustle of the city and wanting to prove she can be a good reporter she decides to look into Jordan’s murder. What Rachelle hasn’t counted on is the fall out of doing so! Nor did she think that the murderer would come after her, multiple times.
Now she is ensconced with the Jamison family for protection, but more is happening in her heart than she counted on. With Carter Jamison being her guard and his K-9, Frosty, Rachelle and Carter might have more building than the threats on her life. Carter’s past hurt has caused him to build walls around his heart, and Rachelle doesn’t believe anyone can love her for any reason.
I enjoyed the tale, loved the dog’s unique name and hope that other readers will enjoy this story when it is released August of 2019.
Note: The opinions shared in this review are solely my responsibility. ( )