This series never let's me down , because of how the author always seems to come up with news ways to pull you into her story. So much so that it'll keep your attention though out book.

After being disappointed by Where Angels Fear I was hoping that Whisper in the Night, the sixth instalment in the Sheriff Jenna Alton and Deputy David Kane series set in Black Rock Falls, Montana, would be as nail-biting as other instalments, and Hood makes a welcome return to form with this one. It is gripping, compulsive and reads independently of the others without a reader missing vital knowledge or backstory.

Another fantastic read in the series. I love the characters of Jenna and Kane and this case was an interesting one. It could have been just another missing girls plot but the race against time and threat to Jenna made it a lot more than that. Can't wait for the next one!

Detectives Jenna Alton, David Kane and the rest of the team are back with another murder case to solve.This time a 15 year old Lindy Rosen is taken from her bed and 2 days later another schoolgirl is taken .Can Alton and Kane race against time to save the two innocent girls lives or will they run out of time ?

Whisper In The Night is the 6th book in the police procedural Alton and Kane series. I love this addictive series with great lead characters, well thought out plots with twists and turns and excellently paced writing . Looking forward to reading the next one

I would like to thank Bookouture & NetGalley for providing an ARC of this book in exchange for my honest and fair review.

A Whisper In The Night is #6 in this series and I’ve read and loved them all but this is my favourite so far.

There’s a serial killer in Black Rock Falls and he is targeting girls by taking them from their bedrooms at night and then sending videos and messages to Jenna taunting her to find them before the time runs out but he isn’t giving enough time to find them!

Thank you to NetGalley, Bookouture and DK Hood for the arc of Whisper In The Night my review is honest and unbiased.

Many thanks to the Publisher for giving me an ARC to review.
Overall, I enjoyed the book...having not read any of the previous books in the Kane/Alton series, I may have missed out on story profile building, although I don't believe that made much difference to the enjoyment of this book.

In summary, I thought it was an interesting plot and well written, although I did find myself struggling with the middle sections as it appeared there were lots of different suspect threads, all of them very similar, and none of them particularly noteworthy. The end of the book disappointed me....it just seemed to fizzle out...there were no stand out twists...it just wound up very neatly, but lacking any "final punches"

Wow, this is already the 6th book in the series, and they honestly just get better. I love the way that Kane and Alton support each other, regardless of their own personal problems and pasts, and how they try to solve cases, she the sheriff and he her "muscle". The book starts off with the disappearance of a young girl, who saw the boogey man in her room.... The boogey man is however not finished, and keep this team on their toes!
Highly recommended. On to book 7!

Where Angel's fear by D.K. Hood.
A fantastic read with some great characters. Love Kane and Jenna. How they are together. Brilliant. Looking forward to the next book. Love this series. 5*. Highly recommended.

Thankyou to NetGalley, Bookouture and the author, D K Hood, for the opportunity to read a digital copy of Whisper In The Night in exchange for an honest and unbiased opinion.
I thought this was a really good, quick read. Have never been disappointed with the Detective Kane and Alton series and certainly wasn't with this one.
The storyline was well thought out and written with well developed characters and a great plot.
Well worth a read.

Whenever I see a new Kane and Alton book out, I find it incredibly difficult to contain the excitement that bubbles. D. K. Hood is a masterful storyteller and knows how to keep her audience thrilled and coming back for more! Whisper in the Night is the sixth part of Detectives Kane and Alton series and its a series I've come to absolutely love and look forward to. Riveting, menacing and incredibly thrilling, this book is a wonderful addition to the series!

Fifteen-year-old Lindy Rosen is troubled by recurring nightmares, where she keeps seeing a man in her bedroom watching her sleep. After finding no substance in her claim, her parents put it down to her overactive imagination. But when Lindy is found missing the next day, with signs of a struggle in her bedroom, her parents know that something bad had happened to Lindy. Withing hours of involving the Sherrif's department receives a video of Lindy bound and gagged with a challenge thrown at Detective Jenna to find Lindy before the time runs out. Jenna’s team work around the clock to try to find Lindy before the deadline, but time runs out, and Jenna receives a devastating message. The killer has made good on his promise. He’s playing a dangerous game. And no one knows what his next move will be. Soon another of Lindy's classmate Amanda goes missing with another challenge thrown at Jenna. Will she be able to save Amanda in time? Why is the kidnapper-killer sending her messages?

The plot of this story is excellent. All Kane and Alton storylines are so dark and menacing, you literally feel that tingle in your spine. The setting, the atmosphere, the mystery, the case - everything is such a thrill to read! y only grouch is while I really like Jenna, she comes across as a really weak detective. Most of the times, she's seen piggybacking on Kane's decisions. I find her to be a tad bit unoriginal and not really the brightest detective. Having worked as an agent in the past, I assumed she would have had the skills and confidence to be a good detective and an able Sherrif. But in most of the chapters, it's she asking Kane what to do, how would he solve the case - basically she brings little to the table and its mostly Kane and Wolfe doing all the heavy-lifting (physically, mentally and intellectually). She's good at managing her team, delegating tasks and is brave but when faced with a challenge, she comes across as a novice with no experience always asking Kane and Wolfe for advice. I think I could do with a more confident and thinking-on-her-feet Jenna.
I love all the other characters in the series - D. K. Hood also builds a very good suspect pool, to keep you guessing till the very end. I think the series could do more with a few more secondary characters. The sheriff's department is extremely underwhelmed with just Webber, Kane, Wolfe, Rowley, Walters and Maggie. They could use some help without having to call in Blackwater detectives every time there is a mad man running around in Black Rock Falls.
I like the idea of Kane and Alton getting involved, and the chemistry between them is great!
In the last book, there was talk about Kane remembering the bombing in his past being the work of an insider and I was hoping that that sub-plot would be addressed, but I didn't see anything of that sort mentioned.
Despite all this, the story leads you to high-tension, nail-biting moments that are signature D. K. Hood. Looking forward to the next one already!!

Thank you NetGalley, Bookouture & D. K. Hood for an arc!

Really like these characters and a pretty good story to go with it. Lots of twists and turns but fast moving.

I enjoyed reading this sixth instalment of the Kane and Alton books. The pair of them are well matched and they have an amazing team around them.

This book was pretty incredible actually, in a "oh wow, this is so scary!" kind of way, and I think it is wonderful that we are on book six in the series already. There certainly don't seem to be no shortage of baddies in Black Rock Falls to do nasty things to their fellow citizens.

As usual, I like to see the personalities of the characters shine through, and I felt like it was akin to reading about a relative you know quite well, reading this book.

4.5 stars from me.

Thank you to NetGalley and Bookouture.

My first time reading that author and it won't be the last!

"She opens her eyes and struggles to make out the dark room around her. One thing she knows instantly – her wrists are bound and she’s tied to a chair, unable to move. As she screams for help, she hears footsteps outside. He’s coming…. "

I knew I was going to enjoy this book!

Well written and developed story with strong characters.
It grabs your interest from page one and is good until the end. I felt my heart racing while reading. This was scary, scary good!
Good fast paced thriller.

Thank you to NetGalley and Bookouture for the ARC of this book. This is my honest review. All opinions are my own.

This book opens with the abduction of 14 year old Lindy. I’ll be honest I had a certain amount of dread based on my reading of DK Hood’s other books (The Crying Season and Where Angels Fear), and knew that her chances of survival were zero.
Whisper in the NIght sets a mass killer against Sheriff Jenna Alton and her team but the killer has the intent to make Jenna herself suffer. Can she find him in time to save the girls and herself…?
This is the 6th book in the series but works as a standalone novel.
The killer is wickedly clever in thinking of ways to make his games more fun for himself and more terrible for the victims and the police. Some chapters are seen from his point of view, giving us an insight into his twisted logic.
I had no idea who the killer was so the suspense was maintained until the very end. The interviews with suspects were just as frustrating for us as readers as they were for Alton and her colleagues. The police procedure was focussed on in this book and they rely on routine to keep them on task when matters get personal as one of their own is abducted.
To be perfectly honest, I didn’t enjoy this book quite as much as the previous two but they had set the standard VERY high. The drama and chase were definitely there in abundance but it was less graphic with the killer always being detached from his victims, and there was also less focus on Alton and Kane’s relationship which had been developed over the last books. Overall a very good read though!

I can’t believe this Is the sixth book in the series featuring Deputy David Kane and Sheriff Jenna Alton, and they just keep getting better and better. Jenna is faced with a case of young girls going missing. Teenager Lindy is certain that she has seen a man in her bedroom. Her father says she has been dreaming but then one morning they find that she has disappeared. Has she run away or has she been abducted. Jenna and David investigate the case and Jenna receives a video from a man saying that he will kill Lindy in six hours. After intensive investigation the six hours are up and Lindy’s body is found. Another girl goes missing and so the clock is ticking. Jenna soon realises that the ‘Shadow Man’s’ ultimate goal is abducting and killing her. This is a fast paced book, with plenty of twists and turns keeping you guessing. I love this series and look forward to book number seven of the series.
Thanks to NetGalley and Bookouture for giving me the opportunity to read and review this book.

Should have avoided this one when I saw book 6 in the title as I certainly haven’t read the first 5 yet - although that’s inevitable now that I have discovered a great new detective for me - one I’m sure many readers are welcoming back. It’s a tough read, as is any, with a missing kidnapped child with a self imposed deadline by the abductors. And that’s just in the first few pages - and we are off on a chilling,, twisting and intriguing journey into a depraved mind. The investigative team is full of well written characters and I imagine the 5 previous titles arriving soon from Amazon as number 6 was thoroughly enjoyable and I fully expect number 7 for this crew.

Book 6 in the series and the best one yet. It grabs you from the first page and doesn't let go til the very last page. Lots of twists and turns to keep you guessing. Can highly recommend this series.

D.K. Hood never disappoints and this new installment is a brilliant addition to an already awesome series.

Like all previous books the plot and characters are engaging and spot on.
The pace is perfect with an abundance of twists and turns and multiple suspects so it is difficult to guess the culprit until the big reveal.

I highly recommend this book and the entire series to fellow thriller fans, and already looking forward to the next one.

Thanks Netgalley, Bookouture, and author D.K. Hood for an ARC in exchange for an honest opinion.

Whispers in the Night. D.K Hood

As a child what can be more scary than waking up in the middle of the night and seeing a stranger in your room

As a parent what can be more scary than your child coming into your room saying there’s a stranger in her room

What could be more scary than checking the room and finding nothing, only for the child to go missing

Or you could be the Detective that’s sent a video of the missing child and are told you only have a few hours to find her before she dies.

Detective Jenna Alton is the detective who receives the video, and assembles her team the start the search

Too soon another message arrives from the kidnapper, and it’s not what Jenna wants to hear

That is just the start to a book which had me engrossed from start to finish.

The stories in this series are set in Black Rock Falls, a large sleepy town that is growing in size by the month

The small Police Department runs well with the main Detectives Jenna Alton and her Deputy David Kane investigating some serious crimes involving serial killers

The series is like Midsummer Murders on steroids, and as well as the main characters there are some great bit-part-players, the best of which is the local Medical Examiner who doubles up as the Police Departments CSI, he’s even recruited his daughters to help him

I’ve read all of this series, and I’m always richly anticipating the next. Whispers in the Night didn’t disappoint. It’s is fast paced, without being frantic. It’s gritty, without being gory. It is far from a cosy Crime drama, but illicit a cosy read

I really can’t wait till the next one comes out

Pages: 355
Publisher: Bookouture
Available now

This is book 6 in the series. Detectives Alton and Kane are back with their team in Black Rock Falls.
Teenage girls are being kidnapped and Detective Alton is being contacted telling her how long she has to find them before their time runs out and they die! The race is on, and what an exciting and fast paced race it is!!
D.K. Hood absolutely never disappoints! I would more than highly recommend not just this book but all of her books!
Thanks to Netgalley and Bookouture for allowing me to read this Arc.