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To Serve (Carlisle K-9 Book 2)

Andrew Grey
4.6 / 5.0
Published: 2026

Description

The quiet streets of Carlisle are shattered when a ruthless serial kidnapper begins targeting the town’s children, leaving the community paralyzed by fear. For K-9 officer Marty, the stakes have never been higher. As he navigates the high-pressure investigation, he finds himself working closely with a partner who challenges him in ways he never expected. What begins as a tense, professional collaboration slowly shifts into a profound emotional connection, even as the walls close in on the perpetrator. This gripping installment of the Carlisle K-9 series masterfully balances heart-pounding suspense with the tender, evolving romance between two men fighting to keep their town safe. You will find yourself laughing at their banter, holding your breath during the dangerous confrontations, and weeping at the raw vulnerability they share when the case pushes them to their limits. It is a story about duty, trust, and the courage it takes to open your heart while living on the edge. With a perfectly paced mystery and a relationship that feels authentic and earned, this book delivers a deeply satisfying experience. Join Marty as he discovers that the greatest risk is not the job itself, but the possibility of losing the person who has become his entire world.

Customer Reviews

Top 3 from Amazon
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Kindle Customer
May 7, 2026
Verified Purchase

Did it again

Another fine story that had me laughing and crying. A lovely story with a wonderful ending. Great work, Andrew! Cannot wait for the next one.
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D.Hart, RCIS
May 9, 2026

an action packed story….

This action packed tale is amazing and gripping ! A serial kidnapper is wreaking havoc on the small town and 4 boys, were taken and terrorized. Marty had the clues that saved the day, and offered to be a foster parent. Grant and his K-9, Dexter, played a huge part in the rescues, at every new situation. The story is sharp, thrilling and heartbreaking as we follow the investigation and the outcomes. I thought the police, the town and the help was well written, moving along as they tried to find the “bad man.” We were glued to our seats and we felt like it was a griping movie. Andrew Grey has so much talent to weave his tales that hold our attention. The men are wonderful and the slow burn was rewarded. We get a marvelous HEA. ENJOY ! ====
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Lisa P
May 9, 2026

Family, healing, romance, love

This story deftly handles the trauma of child abduction with rescue, healing, new love, and a new family. I enjoyed some of the historical society research background. The healing journey of the boy seemed realistic and heartwarming. It was engaging to watch the case be slowly solved, clue by clue. This is a comfortable, beautiful romance with a very satisfying HEA.