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Death Scent
by
S. V. Wolf
Titan is a Cadaver Dog (trained to detect human remains), belonging to an undisclosed sect of the Shawnee Nation, which provides special services to the highest levels of U.S. Law Enforcement. The sect members all possess superior skills, most involved with the tracking and sometimes killing, of the most grievous of perpetrators. Titan though is not only a specially traine...more
Paperback, 252 pages
Published
April 26th 2012
by Black Rose Writing
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Death Scent by S.V. Wolf
What a fascinating read for me! Death Scent was more than I bargained for and I adored every single moment of the numerous twists and turns provided by its author Ms. Wolf. Death Scent snatches you up by the collar from the second page to the last. The characters were extremely realistic with compelling dialogue as they conversed analyzing how to best solve the mysteries surrounding the elusive psychotic murderer.
Ms. Wolf manifests writing talents many authors of thriller...more
What a fascinating read for me! Death Scent was more than I bargained for and I adored every single moment of the numerous twists and turns provided by its author Ms. Wolf. Death Scent snatches you up by the collar from the second page to the last. The characters were extremely realistic with compelling dialogue as they conversed analyzing how to best solve the mysteries surrounding the elusive psychotic murderer.
Ms. Wolf manifests writing talents many authors of thriller...more
Titan isn't just any dog, he is blessed with special skills from the Great Mystery. He understands and can communicate with his human companion but he is young and like all young doesn't like to follow directions all the time. Titan and his companion, Shawnee are part of a special sect and are called in to help catch a serial killer who is leaving clues at his dump sites about his next murder.
The mystery itself was very good, the killer, sadistic and appalling, the cops were capable and good at...more
The mystery itself was very good, the killer, sadistic and appalling, the cops were capable and good at...more
I hate writing negative reviews. Honestly, I do. And I really wanted to like this book. I thought the author's concept was actually quite interesting. However, I had a very hard time getting into it. I barely made it into the story 60 pages before I finally called it quits.
Overall, the book was way too wordy. The author wastes time on descriptions that readers really don't need. For example, there was a long, wordy description about how the killer pushed the button on his dashboard with triangul...more
Overall, the book was way too wordy. The author wastes time on descriptions that readers really don't need. For example, there was a long, wordy description about how the killer pushed the button on his dashboard with triangul...more
An engrossing and tantalizing novel, at times murder mystery, at times police procedural, at times metaphysical, but always riveting, “Death Scent” follows German Shepherd Titan, a trained cadaver dog, who locates human remains and identifies their location for law enforcement personnel. Titan is not a search and rescue dog; those he seeks out are beyond repair. Mentored by a Native American spirit, Titan’s handler is part of a Shawnee family whose life purposes are to assist in such matters. Ti...more
Look for the review at Books and Blossoms on Sunday, 25th June, 2012.
Sep 10, 2012
Jennifer Wardrip
marked it as to-read-i-own-it
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