Adam David Russ is assistant editor of the Blue Moon Literary & Art Review. His short stories have appeared in Paradigm, The Battered Suitcase, and the collection All in the Game. They have garnered awards from Writer's Digest, The Baltimore Review, and New Millennium Writings and have been performed at Stories on Stage. Click here to view the trailer for Bloodhound in Blue.
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A San Francisco Book Review Five-Star Review"Full of adventures and misadventures, achievements and frustrations, Bloodhound in Blue is maturely and carefully written, with wry and unexpected vignettes of humor. Thoroughly researched, purely factual, it is nonetheless moving on several interweaving levels, like the finely told tale it is. ... Russ [has a] finesse in wording. ... We have here a work that treats them [police officers] sympathetically and honestly. ... This story is refreshing, portraying the decent intensity of a good officer. ... You come away from this book with a sense of having been there, of having slobber on your clothes, and the memory of immense silky ears between your fingers."-San Francisco Book Review"Compelling and deeply engaging, Bloodhound in Blue is an inspiring lesson in hope and dedication packed with solid depth and bursting with panache around every corner."-Seattle Kennel Club"An amazing story."-KUTV News"Full of action ... [and] adrenaline-producing stories involving Serio and JJ apprehending criminals ... Bloodhound in Blue is a well-researched book that ... can delight dog-lovers, crime-novel enthusiasts, and everyone in between." -Deseret News"Moving." -Davis Enterprise"With a whiff of humor, a scent of adventure, and a partnership for the ages, Bloodhound in Blue shows what a good dog can do when given the chance to follow his instincts-and his nose."-Jim Gorant, New York Times-bestselling author of The Lost Dogs and Wallace "What a great combination! Bloodhound in Blue combines the best of animal lore with police procedurals to create a compelling read. Adam David Russ describes JJ so vividly that you'll feel as though you've been by this dog's side, cheering him on as he sniffs his way toward the status of canine legend."-Brenda Miller, Pushcart Prize-winning author of Blessing of the Animals and Listening against the Stone

