Will keep readers turning the pages. Dog lovers are in for a treat-- "Publishers Weekly on The Lost"

An intricately plotted, fast-paced story . . . For fans of K-9 mysteries-- "Library Journal on The Lost"

Burton displays a too-rare knack for keeping the heat on while moving a complex story to its finale, all the while injecting welcome jolts of humor-- "Booklist on The Lost"

The Lost grabs you with both hands and keeps you turning the pages to the very end. Burton's tremendous talent for storytelling is gripping, suspenseful, and spot on. And if you are a dog lover, this book is essential reading. I highly recommend it-- "Allen Eskens, bestselling author of The Life We Bury, on The Lost"

A thriller that's not only compelling but offers a good many chuckles along the way. The plot is wonderfully twisty. Add to the mix a pack of cadaver dogs that'll charm your socks off, a wry narrative voice, and you've got the recipe for a deliciously delightful read. You'll savor this one, I guarantee it-- "William Kent Krueger, New York Times bestselling author, on The Lost"

A high-octane thriller that will keep you guessing until the electrifying ending. Exceptional character development and breakneck pacing-- "Liv Constantine, bestselling author of The Last Mrs. Parrish, on The Lost"

Corrupt politicians, the mob, a brutal killer, and a shocking death combine in a fast-paced story of an ordinary man and his extraordinary dogs. For fans of Paula Munier's or Susan Furlong's books featuring dogs-- "Library Journal Starred Review of The Keepers"

The fast-paced, action-packed plot builds to a thrilling finale. Burton carefully crafts each dog's personality, ensuring that they, like the humans, are fully realized characters. Dog lovers are in for a treat-- "Publishers Weekly on The Keepers"

[A] celebration of great mystery fiction, complex characters, and a smart and loveable cadaver dog. Riveting, scary, funny, and devious as hell! Highly recommended-- "Jonathan Maberry, New York Times bestselling author, on The Keepers"

What an amazing book . . . So inventive, it's so creative . . . A lot of fun to read-- "NPR's Radio Pet Lady (Tracie Hotchner) on Dog Talk"

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

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"

This intense series opener is the first in the Chicago K-9 thrillers-- "Stop, You're Killing Me!"