A possible hijack causes not only a shooting, but, a plane crash. This puts the investigation in Jen's department. The search dogs are not really meant for climbing, let alone in high altitudes of Colorado. Jen is afraid of heights, but she and Brian have to go up. Not only mountain climbing, a battle altitude sickness but repelling down from high heights with their search dogs strapped tho their backs. This is a nail biting, page turning action packed in a way only Ms. Driscoll can weave. The climbing and descending made my heart race. Literally action from the first chapter to the last. This is a book that is very much worth the read.

I just finished the best crime thriller! Summits Edge was a gripping, enthralling thriller that kept me up until the very end.

I was gripped by Book 9 in this riveting FBI K-9 series, set in the Colorado mountains after a plane goes down. Can easily be read as a standalone but will make you want to read Sara Driscoll's whole compelling series, especially if you love dogs and thrilling mountain tales.

An interesting book. I learned a lot about mountain climbing and dog handling. Characters are likeable. The plot is somewhat predictable.

Meg Jennings and Hawk, her canine partner from the DC FBI K-9 unit, are tasked with finding survivors, if any, of a plane hijacked over some Colorado mountains – peaks rising to 14,000 feet, just two weeks before her wedding. At times, the descriptions of climbing these peaks were just too intense! Action packed from the start, I could not wait to descend with Meg and Hawk from these mountains! Meg is definitely someone who I want to read more about!!! I received an ARC from NetGalley, and the opinions expressed are my own.

This is the 9th book in a series, but even without having read the previous books, it is easy to jump in and be immersed in the plot as it unfolds. The main character is a K9 handler with the FBI, Meg battles her internal fears while pursuing the hijacker of a plane that has gone down in the mountains. The author moves the plot forward with each chapter pulling my attention to the next while providing enough details of climbing to build the sense of danger while not being cumbersome. Great novel that is absolutely worth a read.

This is my second book in the series and I’m in love. Following Brian and Meg and their search and rescue dogs Lacey and Hawk is always an adventure. This book takes place on a mountain and I felt as if I was there with them. The author does an excellent job writing the vivid scenes that bring you into the story. She also does a wonderful job explaining the technical aspects of the story using characters explaining to other characters. I will definitely be reading the full series!!

Summit’s Edge is the ninth in Sara Driscoll’s FBI K-9 series. A plane carrying executives of pharmaceutical company is hijacked and crashes into the Colorado mountains. FBI agents, Meg with her k-9 Hawk and Brian with his k-9 Lucy, are assigned the case. Meg is two weeks away from her wedding to her fiancé, Todd. Meg’s fear of heights is yet another concern. Assisting Meg and Brian are two field agents and two mountain rescuers. Complicating the climb is the fact that it is night but the lives of any survivors means they can’t wait. Each chapter begins with defining a mountaineering term. High altitude sickness is a threat they face. The climb is treacherous for humans and dogs. The bond of trust, caring and love between handler and dog is amazing. Driscoll goes into very descriptive details of the terrain and the skill it takes to ascend it. Lots of interesting information. Meg and Brian are tested and pushed to their absolute limits. This story is filled with nonstop action and suspense. Also at the center of the story is the determination to do hard things and push through one’s own fears. I not only enjoyed this book but learned a lot about mountain climbing and k-9 rescue dogs and their handlers I would definitely recommend this exception book.

"Bring home the ones you can, concentrate on life."

No mission is too dangerous for Meg Jennings and her colleagues in the FBI K-9 unit, but this one was exceptionally harrowing as Meg, Brian, Hawk, and Lacey were tasked with locating the wreckage of a hijacked private plane high in the Elk Mountains of Colorado and rescuing any survivors.

The pacing in Summit's Edge was exceptional. For once I was positive I had a plot twist figured out ahead of time. Make that a big no! As I set the completed book down I felt cold and exhausted! Note to the author: Keep 'em coming!!

HUGE thanks to both #Kensington and #NetGalley for the opportunity to read and review an early copy of Summit's Edge. This book is #9 in the FBI K-9 series and has an expected publication date of November 26, 2024.

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One of my all time favorite series, in fact I'm planning to re read this hole series , because of the none stop action and suspense that starts at the beginning and goes though out the books , as well as the romance . And each book ,including this one you get to see the growth of each of the character .

This was a good story about adventurous FBI K-9 handlers solving a crime involving a high jacking of a plane. The first half did move a little slow for me personally, but the suspense picked up during the second half and it got intense. I’d recommend this book to people who like to read FBI crime novels.

This story was so intense it was stressful. I felt I was there with Meg, her k9 Hawk, Brian and his k9 Lacey as they teamed up with two field agents and two mountain rescuers to climb a steep and unknown trail in the dark looking for the plane crash. They have to navigate the treacherous mountain in the hope of finding potential survivors, the hijacker and the reason for the crash. It was fascinating to learn terminology that was highlighted at the start of each chapter that the rescuers and first responders used. The action and suspense started at the beginning and did not stop until the end so start the book when you have a lot of time to read without interruptions. A great story that shows the strength of character in doing hard things, the bonds of friendship and the absolute trust and caring in dogs.

This is an amazing book!! Meg and Brian are deployed with their search and rescue dogs to Aspen, Colorado, to search for a plane believed to have crashed in the very high mountains and to help survivors. While dealing with some high altitude sickness they are forced to climb the straight-up sides of some mountains and rappel down others. The author has done a superb job of describing the conditions and the entire mountain traversing to such a degree that the reader feels the tension with each step. This is a book you should not miss if you like thrillers. It was hard to put this book down. Although it’s part of a series it’s easily read and followed as a stand-alone. I received an arc of this book from NetGalley and the publisher. All opinions expressed are my own.

Meg and Hawk are on a crazy case and it had me reeling with all the emotions. Brian and Lacey were very present and I loved their friendship and how strong the trust between Meg and Brian js. The new techniques, location and danger was fascinating and vividly described. The ending was perfect and had me smiling and tearing up. A great series with action, family, friends and K9s!

This story was so intense and written in a way that you felt like you were there with them! If you’re looking for a romance, this so not that. Our two main characters while very close as partners, are not romantically involved. I liked how their partners back at home were handling the deployment.y favorite aspect of this story was absolutely the K9 partners. If you like to solve a case in high stress mountain terrain.. this is for you!

Summit's Edge, the 9th book in the wonderful FBI K-9 series by Sara Driscoll, continues the breathtaking tradition of this wonderful series. The amazing Sara Driscol once again brings us an exciting adventure as she draws us into the physical and emotional challenges the group faces. Meg is set to spend the next two-week preparing for her much-anticipated wedding to firefighter Ryan when she gets the call that she and Brian need to fly to Colorado. Meg's acrophobia is put to the test as she, Brian, and the dogs (love those babies!) head to a Colorado mountain plane crash site in response to an emergency call that a private jet has been highjacked. In addition to her fear of heights, the issue of altitude sickness is a major hurdle for the dogs as well as the people even though Meg's fiancé Ryan catches the issue and they start preparing as soon as possible, but as always, there is no time for the teams to get acclimated reasonably. The challenge of climbing the mountain is as terrifying and difficult as they expected. Fortunately, they are accompanied by two guides and a mountain rescue experienced FBI agent who really know what they are doing. I enjoy reading about groups like this that respect what each has to offer and who encourage each other as they face adversity. We become acquainted with some of the crash victims and get a real feeling for what they have gone through and what they continue to experience, and we feel what the rescuers face as they work with the survivors as well as those who didn't make it.
My thanks to NetGalley and Kensington Publishing for allowing me to read and review an ARC of Sara Driscoll's outstanding new FBI K-9 book, Summit's Edge.
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Another captivating book from my favorite author. Meg hates heights, but she can't turn down the mission when lives are on the line. Even scaling the mountain puts the rescuers at risk of becoming victims themselves. The urgency is increased as Meg is twelve days away from her wedding, an event I'm sure readers have been looking forward to. Big news from another character is announced as well.
These books are always so well-researched and I like being able to learn something new, in this case climbing lingo and mountaintop search and rescue.
The plot is always good but it's the characters that really make the story, human and canine. The bond between them all is obvious, you want to see them interact and persevere and come out on top. Meg and Brian are pretty much on their own (along with the local officers) but although we're not hearing much from the other characters their presence is felt. The bad guy is another complex character with a believable motive. Keeps up the suspense and intensity even between the major action. Can't wait to see what happens next!

I must admit to being thoroughly impressed with Ms. Driscoll's command of knowledge of high-altitude rescue. I was immediately swept up with the story, having read only one previous book in this series didn't stop me from diving headlong in to the characters and plotline. An adventure from start to finish, I would definitely recommend this book to anyone wanting a thrilling read. Now I have to go back and read her previous books, joy! I received an e-book from NetGalley in return for an unbiased review.

Meg Jenning and Hawke, joined by fellow agent Brian and his K-9 Lucy are off to search for a hijacked plane
in the Colorado Rockies along with two local search and rescue volunteers. The mission is to discover the
plane's actual location, aid potential survivors and capture the hijacker. Attitude sickness, avalanche conditions,
drop-off cliffs, frail rocks and the temperature are matters of concern not only for the agents but also the dogs.
Non stop action and the vivid descriptions keep one turning the pages until the conclusion.
#SummitsEdge #Kensington #NetGalley

Book 9 in series but totally can read in any order. I really enjoyed this story. FBI K-9 handler Meg Jennings along with her canine partner Hawk. Call comes in to locate and rescue in the Elk mountains of Colorado. 3 weeks before her wedding. Promising everyone she'll be fine and back in time. Joining search and rescue to find survivors from a hijacked corporate jet crashed in mountains. Fighting her fear of heights, she manages to search and track to find the passengers. Then, tracking the hijackers, too.
I enjoyed this story and would like to read others in series. Thank you , Net Galley, the publishers, and author Sara Driscoll for allowing me to read the advance copy of this book.