This 3rd book is really amazing. Ray and his pack of dogs emerge from a space jump years into the future. They go back to Earth and discover that it is horrible and ruled by corrupt warlords. The genetically altered dogs once used for Scout leaders like Ray are being sold to the highest bidding warlord. Ray and his team track down the scientist responisble for the abamination in a fast reading novel that will make you want to read more. All of the K-9 Corps books are excellent. I only wish that the author would write more.

Ray, Ake, and the dogs finally start to feel the stress of three straight novels of working. With the addition of Kate, an ESPer, they fly out to a resort planet to try to get some R&R, but soon get more than they asked for. I loved the book (as well as the entire series.) K-9 Corps is full of edge-of-your-seat action, well-developed characters, and more funny, sarcastic comments aimed at robots than you can shake a Happy Stick at. I really, really wish the author would write a few more. I would snap them up like a scout dog eats a ham and cheese sandwich. I am 18 years old, and have read a long list of books spanning many genres, but the K-9 Corps series consistantly keeps me in stitches each time I re-read it, and I would say that this is among the best series that I have ever read. Please write more, Dr. Kenny.

I love this book, Just as much as Von Gundens other book "The Sounding Stillness." It is a shame that all his books are out of stock or not in print. I really enjoy his books and im suprised they never took off.

I love this book. I have read it at least 6 times and still love to read it. I really hope you can get more in.

If you're into science fiction films, or films in general, this
is one of those books that should be in your library. The authors cover 25 films, from _Things To Come_ to _A Clockwork Orange_ (obviously, the book is a little dated, but then _all_ films books are dated as soon as a new film comes out). One of the best things about the book is that it is chock-full of wonderful pictures. Unfortunately, all are in black and white. Several little-known films are written about, including 1969's _The Mind of Mr. Soames_. Good encyclopadia. Pick it up if you're an SF film buff.

When the cover art for this series caught my eye seven years ago, I thought to myself, "Wait. You can get them later." That was stupid because I didn't find them again until two days ago. Happily, I can say it was worth the wait. I couldn't put this book down until I finished it! A sci-fi high adventure story, the characters are engaging, with the right mix of virtues and foibles. The plot is twisty and unpredictable. In short, I enjoyed _K-9_Corps:_Under Fire_ thoroughly and I'm waiting anxiously waiting to read the other books in this series.

So bad. How can people write a book about movie this boring. This book will be more useful as kitchen towel than reading. Stronger than any sleep aid And It says he is faculty in PSU, I'm not sure about that I check and he comes out as waged stuff? I do not know what exactly it means but isn't janitor wage stuff too? So boring book.