Unchained

A missing girl. A brutal underworld. One man and his dog won't walk away. Hiding in India, former black-ops agent Rex Dalton seeks peace. But when a desperate father begs for help, he and his military dog Digger are drawn into a brutal underworld of exploitation and arms trafficking. Survival isn't guaranteed-but justice won't wait. Dalton and Digger go where others won't to finish the job

In a struggle to escape his past, Rex Dalton is unleashed against those who prey on the innocent.

To stay alive, Dalton must live as though he's dead, and fleeing to India with his military dog, Digger, is the ideal escape. Heading for Kapal Mochan, Dalton wants more than just refuge. He intends to dip his hand in the sacred spring, a powerful act of purification aimed at shedding his violent past once and for all.

But Dalton's resolve is tested when a mysterious man reveals that his daughter is missing. Unable to turn away, he and Digger plunge into a perilous investigation that leads from an unscrupulous money lender in Mumbai to an illicit arms dealer in Saudi Arabia, and a shadowy criminal underworld of suffering, exploitation, and death.

As Dalton delves deeper, he discovers it's not just the girl who is in peril. Countless others are caught in an unimaginable web of despair. But to help, he must first ensure his own survival, and that may be the greatest challenge of all.

Unchained is the pulse-pounding second installment in JC Ryan's electrifying Rex Dalton K9 Thrillers series.

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Praise for Unchained:

? ? ? ? ? This book was a fast-paced, action-filled thrill ride from start to finish!

? ? ? ? ? I was unable to put the book down. I finished it in one day.

? ? ? ? ? I am purposely slowing myself down to not miss a word! Excellent writing and character building that has made me lose sleep in the best way.

? ? ? ? ? Good read, especially Rex's partnership with his new dog Digger! Hope to read more about them.

? ? ? ? ? I don't really do reviews but this is one I'm willing to make an exception for. Really great book.