Review: ‘The Veteran’s Vow’ (K-9 Companions Book 3) by Jill Lynn

About The Book:

Could his biggest fear

be what he needs to heal?

After a traumatic brain injury, military vet Behr Delgado refuses the one thing that could help him—a service dog. But Ellery Watson is sure the perfect pup will change Behr’s life and offers to work with him one-on-one. As Behr sets about overcoming his fears, Ellery’s surprised to find herself opening up about her troubled nephew. Will family obligations force them to deny what’s in their hearts?

From Love Inspired: Uplifting stories of faith, forgiveness and hope.

K-9 Companions

Book 1: Their Unbreakable Bond by Deb Kastner
Book 2: Finding Her Way Back by Lisa Carter
Book 3: The Veteran’s Vow by Jill Lynn
Book 4: Her Easter Prayer by Lee Tobin McClain
Book 5: Earning Her Trust by Brenda Minton

About Jill Lynn
Jill Lynn is a Carol Award & FHL Reader’s Choice Award winning author. She spends her days tapping out small-town stories filled with humor and her evenings hoping someone else will cook dinner. Jill lives in Colorado with her husband and two teenage children. She loves connecting with readers online at Facebook.com/JillLynnAuthor & Instagram.com/JillLynnAuthor.
Book List
Texas Series:
Free Novella – The Start of Us
1. Falling for Texas
2. Her Texas Family
3. Her Texas Cowboy
Colorado Grooms Series:
1. The Rancher’s Surprise Daughter
2. The Rancher’s Unexpected Baby
3. The Bull Rider’s Secret
4. Her Hidden Hope
5. Raising Honor
6. Choosing His Family
K9 Companions:
The Veteran’s Vow
Non-fiction:
Just Show Up with Kara Tippetts
Find out more at Jill-Lynn.com.

The premise for this book is wonderful. My family has a strong military presence and with my own husband being a veteran, I was very interested in reading the book. I know that many veterans are paired with service dogs and they are of great value to them. So, I was all in from the beginning with this plot.

Jill Lynn has crafted a great story of how dogs are matched with veterans and their individual needs. I loved how well trained and sensitive a dog Margo was. And it’s a good story to boot!

My thanks to the publisher and author for a copy of this book.