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Revisado: 12-24-23

This book is wonderful. I only wish Christopher lane. Read the last two books, but I'll have to give that narrator a chance at least.

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A great addition to the first book. Great narrator

Revisado: 07-17-23

Not sure why others thought this book wasn't good. Yes, it's all over the place, but that's how the story goes.There are multiple story lines going on, so not sure how else they're supposed to be told. unfortunate the 3rd and last book in the series is read by a completely different narrator(who is not good at reading aloud) so when I finished this great book very much hoping to continue this compelling story, alas I must physically read it.

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Great book, wonderful narrator

Revisado: 06-11-23

Not sure why so much hate for this book. sure, it doesn't explain the science. Did you really need that? For someone to come up with an explanation of something that doesn't exist? lol Well I don't. what I care about is interesting character and a plot line I can't very easily guess. This book provided me with both. The ending did feel a bit rushed to me but I still hope there will be more in this series.

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Incredibly good story and narration. A Must Listen

Revisado: 02-01-23

I've just finished the 4th book in this series of 8 books and can barely wait to continue the rest.
Some people say this firdt book starts slowly but I'm not sure what they are using as comparison. Are these books as good as Lord Of The Rings? What? No! Why would hou ever make that comparison?! Buy they are very very good :) A story that spans so many separate books will inevitably take a little time to introduce all it's characters and such. And This books does just that, has a fairly unique main plot setting and very well thought out storyline as well as characters.
Please, for the sake of yourself and all your future and current bloodline. Listen to(or read) these books. Thank you for your time.

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Good story, great narrator

Revisado: 05-16-18

By far the best narrator there is, the only thing he could do better is it pronunciation a certain names, but everything else Annunciation timing and characters just perfect.

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Great ending to an awesome trilogy. Best narrator

Revisado: 05-13-18

Great ending to an awesome trilogy. Best narrator around. Great inflection, perfect speed with a voice not too deep and not too high. A great Star Wars story, that I wish was continued on but alas it's only three books

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Another great story read by an awesome narrator

Revisado: 10-06-17

If you liked his other books you'll definitely like this one. I'm very glad they chose to use Ray Porter again. Thank you!

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A unique story written and read very well

Revisado: 04-22-13

This book is definitely worth every penny. It delivers a unique story that is both written and read very well. I'm really not sure why one of the other reviewers says this is a boring history book. There is some history in the book, but(as the author states) it really serves the listener, as to really understand what goes into the "making" of these dogs, you need to know some of "military-dog" related history. But this book is by no means only this(history). It delivers exactly what the title says, giving many different accounts/stories of the dogs and their SEAL handlers, both state side and down-range. And, just as the books title states, you also get some of the authors background along with detailed accounts of his training of the dogs as well as working them.
The narrator of the book(Jeff Gurner) does a great job reading, putting just the right amount of emotion into it. Mr.Hurner has also clearly done his "homework", since he pronounces the military-terms correctly. I point this out because, most unfortunately other "Navy-Seal" book narrators have not. I'm specifically referring the pronunciation of BUDS, which for some reason always ends up getting pronounced incorrectly, like having each individual letter spelled out or a myriad of other incorrect ways.

So, I guess if I were "forced" to find fault in this book, this only thing I could say is that it's to short.

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