NEW REVIEW: D K Gaston - Darkest Hours: A Joseph Hooks Novel

D K Gaston -
Darkest Hours: A Joseph Hooks Novel -
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4 out of 5 books -

Private detective Joe Hooks is back to take on what he thinks is an easy case. All he has to do is pick up a package from an eccentric businessman named Montgomery Webb. But Joe finds himself in the middle of a strange situation when he finds the billionaire tied to a chair clinging on to his last breath. What’s even more disturbing is what Montgomery’s last words to Joe are. Joe enlists the help of his ex-partner and best friend Kool-Aid to find out why this package is so important. With contract killers, a mysterious attorney, and a government agency hot on their trail, Joe and Kool-Aid are soon thrusted into a potentially deadly situation. Will Joe find out the true meaning of a dead man’s words and why this package is so important?

Darkest Hours is an intriguing mystery by D K Gaston. Gaston once again brought a unique storyline with this book. This story starts with some non-stop movie-like action that will definitely keep readers' attention. As Joe and Kool-Aid get deeper and deeper into this investigation, you’ll feel the frustration that they have when it seems like there are no clear answers to be found. Gaston also flexes his creative muscles by providing a conclusion with a scientific twist. Darkest Hours proves that once again D K Gaston can bring us entertaining and complex mysteries.

Reviewed by Radiah Hubbert of Urban Reviews

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