Lethal Danger: A Christian K-9 Suspense

By Jerusha Agen

This K-9 team is trained to eliminate threats. This threat could eliminate them.

Being a loner is getting old. Jazz Lamont still can't fit in at the Phoenix K-9 Agency, and she's losing her best friend. At least providing security with her K-9 partner at the Tri-City Fair will mean revisiting the only place where she once belonged. But a series of accidents threatens her beloved fair and puts lives at risk.

Thriller author Hawthorne Emerson suspects foul play after the first "accident." Moonlighting as fair security to investigate the death of his sister's boyfriend, he's eager to find the truth. He doesn't expect the task to lead him to the cult he escaped.

Finding the culprit behind the sabotage is personal for Jazz and Hawthorne. But someone else has a personal stake, too. Someone who wants Jazz dead. When everything she thought was true is dismantled, can Jazz risk trusting others-including God-to survive?

Lethal Danger continues the thrilling story of the elite Phoenix K-9 Security and Detection Agency that began with Hidden Danger (Guardians Unleashed, #1). (Each book can stand alone or be read as series installments.)

Praise for Jerusha Agen:

"Jerusha Agen once again delivers top-level suspense and thrilling action. Fast-paced suspense at its best."

- DiAnn Mills, bestselling author of Concrete Evidence on Covert Danger

"Fast-paced, explosive thriller. I couldn't turn the pages fast enough."

- Carrie Stuart Parks, award-winning, bestselling author of Relative Silence on Rising Danger

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 195668333X
• ISBN13: 9781956683332
• Release Date: April 2024
• Publisher: Sdg Words, LLC
• Length: 426 Pages
• Weight: 1.48 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.1" x 5.5" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

An Unjustified Death

Lethal Danger swept me up with panic, mayhem, and danger -- from the very first page. As Jazz Lamont worked security at her family’s fair, she realized danger was surrounding her in every way – through her personal life, her work life, and even through what little bit of a “family” life she had. At the first sign of danger, Jazz sensed that all things were not in the “safety zone” throughout the fair. While during the years past the love of a family had escaped her, entrapping her into never really understanding what true love was, or even how it became real -- she craved it. While the story moved on, I realized that this book had me entranced within the first few paragraphs. It was a story of action, betrayal, heartache, and loss. It was enough of a loss that it led Jazz to make assumptions about her present life and the people that she interacted with daily. I loved that Jazz was not afraid to take risks to find the answers, yet it floored me with dismay that she wasn’t truly looking realistically at people. She wanted to accept the make-believe fantasy that she created within her mind, instead of what she knew in her heart to be real. I loved the characters, especially Hawthorne and Jazz, as they each dove into clues to resolve their own mysteries from past to present. In the end, as each clue resolved, faith led them to the discovery of the presence of God as they faced life or death realities. In the end, God met them at the end of their abilities and showed them that the old saying is true – “With God all things are possible.” Once they latched onto their faith, and God Himself, their lives and their love were worth fighting for. This ARC was given to me for my honest opinion of “Lethal Danger” and I give it five out of five stars!! I had a difficult time putting this book down and I believe that this is Agen’s writing at its best!