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Eagle Rock: An Ashe Cayne Novel : Ian K. Smith

 



4 out of 5 books


Private eye Ashe Cayne is back to solve a gripping case. Chicago billionaire Elliott Kantor led a tight schedule and did everything by the book. But when Kantor ends up dead under strange circumstances, his son Simon hires Ashe to find out what happened. But as Ashe dives deeper into Kantor’s death, he enters into a dark and seedy world of sex trafficking among other things. Will Ashe solve this case or will this be his last?


When a mystery book starts out with a murder right away, you know that you are in for a good story. That’s just what you will find with Eagle Rock by Ian K. Smith. Smith pulls you into the story from the first page and doesn’t let you go until the end. While reading the story, you feel as if you are investigating the case along with Ashe. Smith brings us a twisted, dark, story about murder and sex that is not easy to figure out until the end. Eagle Rock is a part of the Ashe Cayne series but you don’t have to read the prior books to read this one. Eagle Rock is perfect for anyone who loves a good mystery and suspense novel.


Reviewed by Radiah Hubbert


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