Australian speaking Australian. story good, but not one of my faves

I feel like I'm back in the Even Odds book.
A very unusual story, not much like Fiona's political espionage agendas.
The plotline was a little..out there for me. It works with Fiona's intricate workings, only this time linguistics is the key basis to revolve the story around. But once again the interaction between H and h is disjointed.
The K9 is the reason I started this fiona quinn journey starting with the K9 series then backtracking to start Lynx's series.
But this book, number 3, is totally off kilter. There was so many theories and thought processes, I started to get lost as the flow was didnt seem to be there like Ms Quinns previous books.
Her romance and relationships writing, for me, Isnt as good as her descriptive international espionage.
Voodoo was unusual as a K9. The dog seemed to engulf and dedicate himself to the h immediately. I didn't see the reasoning as to his sudden attraction.
Moving from mission focus and obedience to dual loyalties in a novel appears to be a difficult mesh in my opinion.
Rupert Channing the narrator is Australian and I breathed a sigh of relief as I didn't want an American voice trying the accent.
I'm thinking I might have been thrown off by this story, again, from the narrator, even though he did well in this book.

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