Who is killing tourists at the state park, and why is park ranger Brook Stevens' DNA showing up at the crime scene? Is K-9 officer Colt Maxwell and his bloodhound partner Sampson able to sniff out who's framing the ranger? Or is he falling in love with a cold-blooded killer?
"Scent of Truth" by Valerie Hansen is the second installment of the Pacific Northwest K-9 Unit series from Harlequin's Love Inspired Suspense imprint. Does this mean that you need to read the books in order to appreciate them? No. I have read parts 1, 3, 4, and 5 before reading this one, and I was able to enjoy this story without having it spoiled by the later stories, and it gives enough information you don't feel out of touch for missing the first story.
One reviewer gave up after the second chapter. At that point I felt the same way, thinking Stevens protested her innocence too much. However, I kept on, and was treated to an excellent story with plenty of unexpected twists and turns.
I recommend this story, and this series.
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