Another solid K-9 thriller with Cory and his dogs-- "Red Carpet Crash"

It's likely The Second Grave will be on my Best of 2025 List. Very likely-- "Kings River Life Magazine on The Second Grave"

The author [has] considerable talent-- "Booklist on The Second Grave"

Well-written and fun to read-- "Red Carpet Crash on The Second Grave"

A gripping addition to the mystery genre . . . a standout and engaging read-- "Book Junkie Reviews on The Second Grave"

[A brisk] Windy City crime yarn, with dogs-- "Kirkus Reviews on The Second Grave"

Past and present come together smoothly in the story, in which the two dogs play a critical role-- "Twin Cities Pioneer Press on The Second Grave"

This is a mighty impressive thriller . . . Readers will take to Burton's brother-sister duo in this series launch and look forward to more Chicago K-9 thrillers-- "Booklist on The Dead Years"

Readers will fall in love with Alice and Rex, of course . . . The twists and turns will keep you reading-- "Kings River Life Magazine on The Dead Years"

A serpentine procedural grounded in an engaging detective duo and their lovable canines-- "Kirkus Reviews"

Fast-paced, plot-driven, a heinous crime and a dog wedding . . . If you have read and liked Jeff's other excellent mysteries (and who hasn't?), The Boy in the Wall is a must read-- "Cary J. Griffith, author of the Sam Rivers Mysteries"

A compelling, police procedural thriller with emotional depth and a satisfying unraveling of long-held secrets-- "Book Junkie Reviews"

Burton has an easy writing style. Any grimness is offset by Cory's love for his canine best friends who are as carefully drawn as the humans. As it should be-- "Twin Cities Pioneer Press"