Guide dog trainer Eva Kendall walks into work and encounters a dognapping in progress. A man is taking puppy Cocoa, who Eva is currently training to eventually be her guide dog since she is losing her eyesight. Finn Gallagher is the K-9 officer who is called in to investigate the case, along with his search-and-rescue K-9 partner, Abernathy. Later, Eva is attacked and threatened to “return the stolen package” if she ever hopes to see Cocoa again. Eva and Finn search together for the mysterious package that has been supposedly stolen by Eva’s sister, who died recently in a car accident. Or was it an accident?

This was another entertaining installment of the True Blue K-9 Unit continuing series, although this one could possibly work as a stand-alone. There was a sweet romance between Eva and Finn as they grew closer together while working together to find Cocoa and the package. The suspense was good and kept up throughout the story. I absolutely loved the dogs. Finn’s wonderful brave partner, Abernathy. And I was worried about dognapped puppy, Cocoa. A very enjoyable read. ( )

While this was a quick read with a gorgeous K-9 labrador called Abernathy, I must say I found the plot and writing simplistic and quite repetitive. I thought Eva's nephew sounded much older than a three-year-old and the fact he spoke so fluently was unrealistic.

Although "Blind Trust" was supposed to be a mystery, I felt the author spent too much time on the romance between Eva and Flint I wanted to see Abernathy and the other K-9s in action far more than they were. A meh read. ( )