Wow this author gets better with every book and that's saying something as each book is perfection. Loved this one. The best of the series so far in my opinion. Can't wait for the next.

I have read every book in this series and this one was very good, like all the others.

Kane and Alton (Dave and Jenna) are tasked with keeping Black Rock Falls safe. Not always easy, as the place seems to be a magnet for all sorts of nasty types murdering people on their patch. This series of murders brings to mind another case - but they put that man away for life, and he is not allowed communication with the outside world, so how could he have anything to do with this? Not an easy puzzle to figure out.

I enjoy reading these books because I have gotten emotionally invested in the characters. I like Jenna and Dave, and their friends as well. Their friends have skills and personal attributes which make reading these books so interesting. I also like the animals who feature.

This was a really good read, and my heart was in my mouth in some parts of it, as I would expect. Looking forward to reading what Kane and Alton get up to next!

4.5 stars from me.

Thank you to NetGalley and Bookouture.

Wow This book ticked all the boxes when it comes to psychological thriller.
The latest in a great crime series Hood has always written good stories with great characters in a perfect setting, but this time she’s added a darkness that takes it to a completely different level
Storms, fires, shadowy man using women for game hunting, gruesome murders, all in just under 300 hundred pages.
My heart skipped, and I stopped breathing several times.
It should come with a health warning
Loved it.

“It was a perfect day for hunting humans”

Oh My Goodness! How I so wish that I had been in on this series right from the beginning, as this tight knit little team of crime busters tick all the boxes and then some, for me!

Don’t get me wrong. This book works more than well as a stand alone story. However all those tantalising titbits of backstory, which are woven into the plot so adroitly by the author, only made me want more, and I strongly suspect that this series has just been getting better and better with each new episode.

I hit the ground running right from the very first page. The action was then non-stop and frenetic throughout, with so many heart-stopping moments that I don’t think I actually had time to draw breath until the very last line had been devoured. Especially as I do quite like my protagonists to live to fight another day and on this occasion Jenna and Dave only made it out by the skin of their teeth.

There is no doubt that this author has a very vivid and one might almost say, ‘twisted’ imagination, in a nice way of course, and I loved the direction she took with this well structured storyline, which definitely stirred all the emotions along the way. A wonderfully textured, truly gripping and desperately intense experience, written by a born storyteller, with consummate ease, complete confidence and total authority. The complexities of introducing multiple suspects in such a unique way, certainly tested the mental stamina of both Jenna and myself, as neither of us really knew what was actually happening until almost the eleventh hour, so we were both left clinging to reality by a thread for much of the journey through this mind-bending, killing frenzy. When events from the past come back to haunt their present and indeed, their very future, Jenna and Dave need to keep their wits about them and stay strong for each other, which Dave in particular prides himself on being able to do. Jenna however, is definitely not out to take any prisoners this time, forcing all of her doubts and vulnerabilities to one side, especially when their adversary sets out to convince her that her troubled mind is playing tricks on her.

It sounds as though this rural area of Montana has seen more than its fair share of serial killers, however Jenna and Dave, as law enforcement officers with a past they would rather have left behind them, definitely seem to be attracting more than the usual amount of attention from a disparate cross-section of the criminal population, all with one thing in common – the thrill of the hunt and the sickening satisfaction of the kill! When off duty, they live as virtual prisoners inside a remote and highly guarded, hi-tech compound. When on duty, they have the support of a highly qualified, professional team, whose hard work and loyalty are unparalleled, which is just as well when the body count is stacking up and disturbingly, your main suspect is tucked away in virtual solitary confinement, behind bars.

If you are an ‘armchair traveller’ with a nervous disposition – beware! Skilled at channelling the powerful imagery of her words, the author exploits some assured, observational and descriptive narrative, to evoke a genuine sense of time and place, putting me at the front and centre of the action, in the dark and foreboding mountains of Montana during the dry storm season, where every crack of thunder or bolt of lightening had the potential to start an uncontrollable fire, or at the very least frighten me into running for cover knowing that there is at least one sadist out there, hunting me with both gun and crossbow and a crack shot with both!

The author has developed an excellent cast of totally believable and lifelike characters to populate this series, who have obviously grown into their roles over the course of time. Even taking into account the more than slightly shady reputations many of them seem to have acquired previously in the various security and agency sectors they are drawn together from, I found myself liking and relating to them all, even though I probably shouldn’t have. The synergy between them, together with the unspoken, tacit understanding of any given situation, was like bearing witness to a silent film, as they each went about their individual tasks in hand, towards capturing an assailant who had made this personal vendetta against Jenna a ‘do or die’ mission, and which they had collectively decided means, ‘take on one of us, be prepared to take on all of us!’

No good story would be complete without the inclusion of a canine companion and in this instance, Dave’s bloodhound Duke, proves to be as protective, faithful and obedient as any handler could wish for.

I cannot have enough praise for this author. Having read all of her books this was not a disappointment. I love this series and all the characters and hope it never ends. My only complaint is I now have to wait for the next book. I very highly recommend this series.

So many killers come to Black Rock Falls, all out to prove they can take us down.

Yes once again, Black Rock Falls has been hit by a sadistic killer. This piece of nasty like to stalk their prey like they’re an animal to be hunted. They like to play with their victims like a cat does a mouse or bird before playing one psychopathic end game with them. Yup nothing out the ordinary for the sheriff and her team. Or is there??! Well… this loose cannon of a killer has a familiarity to them, their MO is reminiscent of an old adversary from the beginning of the series but that killer is all locked up nice and secure!

Cross My Heart is kind of a locked room kind of crime – how can a killer stuck for live in a secure prison with no communication with the outside other than with his lawyer be out killing couples? How is this possible?? Will this case break poor Jenna as the locked up killer previously came close to destroying her life in Black Rock Falls. This psychological mind game Jenna faces both with herself and her nemesis could break anyone; what state will it leave our sheriff in?

Hood has crafted yet another fast paced crime thriller that caught my breath as I read. With one hell of a climax with not only an unknown killer at play but Mother Nature making life that little bit harder for Jenna and Dave, I was desperate to know how this crazy killer was operating ! I totally loved my most recent trip to Montana – can’t wait to return soon!

God!! This must be the darkest opening to a book I have read in a long time, but it didn’t relent from the Prologue, the opening chapters were also so intense. The action didn’t calm down for a while either. I had my heart in my throat as I had no idea how the events would play out, Jeez Louise and that’s just the opener!!

After that, well Ms Hood likes to throw out emotions and fears through the wringer to just spit us out, right at the end. We are taken back to a whole horrible nightmare that we lived a few books back and it feels like it is all happening all over again, but there is no way it can? Right?

It does feel that all the crazies go to Black Rock Falls, I mean I know I would love to go, but Dave got it spot on with his speech to Jenna. The crazies don’t go to challenge them both but because their county is vast. Which is true, but then if the crazies didn’t come to Black Rock Falls we wouldn’t have a story. It would just be nice if they could have maybe 4-5 chapters before anything goes wrong….wouldn't that be nice?

Each book is a page-turner, each book is darker than the last and in each book, you fall in love with Jenna and Dave a little bit more each time. I know I am already waiting for the next instalment. There is a carrot dangling in my face and I need to see how the blossom of love will play out.

This really is one of my favourite series, I don’t even bother reading the blurb I just squeal when I know it’s coming! It was no different here, I had no idea that the adventure we were going on might be one to potentially break Jenna. I am just glad that even though we made it out alive, that some demons might be finally put to rest. Now it’s the road to recovery.

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Review for 'Cross My Heart' by D.K Hood.

Read and reviewed via NetGalley for D.K Hood, Bookouture publishers and Bookouture anonymous

Publication date 7th July 2021.

This is the first book I have read by this author. It is also the twelfth book in the 'Detectives Kane and Alton' series but can be read as a standalone.

I was originally drawn to this book by its gorgeous cover and gripping sounding synopsis and title. The synopsis stated that 'If you love heart-racing crime books by authors like Lisa Regan, Melinda Leigh and Kendra Elliot, you will love this exciting thriller from USA Today bestselling author D.K. Hood.' I am a huge fan of Lisa, Melinda and Kendra so am looking forward to seeing if this lives up to this statement. I must admit I was also biased due to the publisher being Bookouture. I have yet to read a book published by Bookouture that I haven't enjoyed. Hopefully this won't be the first... Watch this space! (Written before I started reading the book).

This novel consists of a prologue, 52 chapters and an epilogue. The chapters are short in length so possible to read 'just one more chapter' before bed...OK, I know yeah right, but still just in case!

This book is based in Montana, USA 🇺🇸

This book is written in third person perspective and the main protagonists are Sheriff Jenna Alton and Detective David Kane. The benefits of third person perspective with multiple protagonists are that it let's you see the bigger picture of what's going on and you get to know more characters more, what they are thinking and what they are doing. It feels like you get to see the whole picture and not miss out in anything.

What did I just read and why have I not read any of this series before?!?! What an absolutely page turning, heart racing read!!

Before I start reading any books I always double check to see if I have read any books by the author before and I was absolutely shocked to realise this is the first book I have read by D.K Hood. I could have sworn I've read her books before. Well I most certainly will be reading more in the future!!! This book is fantastically written and had me hooked from the first page until the last. The descriptions were so vivid and realistic I felt myself hearing thunder and seeing shadows in the forest. The storyline is packed with tension, suspense, murder, tension and filled with twists and turns. I was absolutely shocked when everything was revealed and was not expecting it at all!!! A HUGE congratulations to D.K Hood, it is getting harder and harder to shock me but you did it well!!! I also enjoyed the fact that everything was explained at the end as I hate loose ends and when something is mentioned or happens in a book and then is forgotten about. D.K Hood has obviously done her research on police procedurals which is yet another bonus as I've read many crime novels where the authors make massive mistakes due to not doing enough research. This may be the 12th book in the series but I had no problems reading it as a standalone. Any relationships, friendships and past cases mentioned are explained in just the right amount of detail so new readers of this gripping series understand what's happened previously but not too much that previous readers get bored by repetition. This is an absolutely unputdownable page turner and I cannot wait to read the previous and future books in what is promising to be an addictive series.

The characters are realistic and I became completely invested in them. I love that Jenna is such a strong female lead that has history and has been through so much but doesn't cower and stands strong. I enjoyed watching her relationship with Kane and I am looking forward to going back to how they met and moving forward to see where it goes. Kane is another fantastic character that I became invested in and I adore how protective of Jenna he is. The team dynamics worked well and I also enjoyed getting to know more about Rio, Wolfe and Rowley and I look forward to meeting them all again. I must say my favourite had to be Duke though!!!! What an absolutely fantastic addition, I just love it when pets play such large parts in books.

Congratulations D.K Hood on what promises to be a huge success!!! I cannot wait to get stuck into more of your books and I would like to welcome you to my favourite crime author list!!!


Overall an absolutely addictive, heart racing and unputdownable crime thriller that will keep you up all night

Genres covered in this book include Police Procedural, Suspense, Mystery, Thriller, Noir Fiction and Crime Fiction amongst others.


I would recommend this book to the fans of the above as well as fans of Lisa Regan, Melinda Leigh, Angela Marsons, Carol Wyer, Kendra Elliot and anyone looking for a heart racing new series to start


290 pages.

This book is just £2.99 to purchase on kindle via Amazon which I think is an absolute bargain for this book!!!

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Set in Black Rock Falls, Montana, Sheriff Jenna Alton makes a very likeable detective. Jenna has a good team to handle crime in the small town, which has certainly seen more than its fair share of murders! Her deputy, David Kane is a former Special Forces marksman with exceptional profiling skills.

In this instalment, Halloween is fast approaching in Montana. Jenna is at home on her own during an electrical storm. She turns in early and is later awoken by her cat. She hears noises but the lights aren't working when she goes to check them out. An intruder has managed to bypass all her security systems and gain entry into her home, but she flees to her secure room.

Meanwhile, June Harris is camping in the area with her husband, Payton in Stanton Forest when June is startled awake but she finds Peyton's sleeping bag empty. June discovers Payton’s dead body propped up against a tree nearby with an arrow sticking in his forehead. The way in which he has been killed reminds Jenna of another case and a psychopathic killer she put behind bars. When more dead tourists are found Jenna is convinced that the psychopath is controlling events from prison, but there could be a copycat killer.

As I knew it would be, this novel was a well balanced, electrifying and solid police procedural that had me glued to the pages. I didn't want to put it down as I was desperate to know the outcome of the story. This really was a spectacular, chilling and atmospheric crime-thriller that grabbed me hook, line and sinker. The team embarked on an exciting and exhilarating mission and all the time the tension snowballed as D.K. Hood launched at me some captivating misdirection. The writing flowed effortlessly and swiftly in a story rich in drama, action and revenge, culminating in an explosive conclusion.

I will be seeking out the first five instalments of this masterful series. A brilliant, compelling, pulse-pounding and very highly recommended crime-thriller.

I received a complimentary copy of this novel at my request from Bookouture via NetGalley. This review is my own unbiased opinion.

What can I say? Number 12 in the series and it’s not as good as the first, it’s miles better !
This series just gets better and better with each instalment. There is none of the sameness nor staleness that often creeps into long running series here and that is a huge credit to the author
I was literally grabbed from the first page and hurtled along in the rollercoaster of intrigue
Jenna is viscously attacked in her home, couples are going missing in the forest and winding up dead and tortured and there is a plethora of suspects to chose from, but the one that Jenna’s gut keeps returning to is locked away in a maximum security prison
Kane and Alton doing what they do with their supporting cast behind them.
As it says in the book “This is Black Rock Falls, just when you think everything is back to normal something weird happens and the nightmare starts all over again”

3.5 stars

Cross My Heart by D.K. Hood is the 12th in the Detectives Kane and Alton series.

First, let me thank NetGalley, the publisher Bookouture, and of course the author, for providing me with a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own.


Series Background:   (Warning – May contain spoilers from previous books)
Former DEA, Jenna Alton is now the Sheriff in Black Rock Falls, Montana.  Her past is a secret.  Deputy David Kane's background is also a secret.  He was a Special Forces sharpshooter, and a bodyguard to the President.  Then there is Forensic Scientist Shane Wolfe, who is not only a Medical Examiner with amazing computer skills, he used to be Kane’s handler. So, with a few other deputies, Jenna has a good team to handle crime in the small Black Rock Falls town, which seems to have more murders than a small town should.


My Synopsis:   (No major reveals, but if concerned, skip to My Opinions)
Jenna's ranch is broken into while Kane is away.  Power is cut and so is the generator. Jenna has no cell phone  or land line, but she does have a safe room, which is where she stays until she is rescued. The destruction is immense, and the worst is the woman's ear that is attached to her porch by the bolt of a crossbow, with a message only one person could have left.  But he is in jail, with no outside access.

When the body of a man is found in the forest and his wife missing, Jenna immediately sees similarities to the past case which saw both herself and Kane in trouble.  But Stone is in jail for life, so Jenna suspects that there is a copycat killer out there, and someone is hunting them, just as Stone had done.  

Yet Jenna is still convinced that Stone is behind everything, although she doesn't have a whole lot of backers.  Even Kane believes she has an over-active imagination.


My Opinions:  
Again, this author has the female "lead" playing the damsel in distress.  If that isn't bad enough, they call in the FBI because they couldn't possibly solve a case on their own.  Therefore, I'm not overly fond of either of the main characters.  As well, I am still having a few problems with a couple of the secondary characters, but Carter wasn't quite as obnoxious in this one, and Rio was useful.

If the plots weren't so good, I would not be reading this series, just due to my dislike of the characters.  However, the plots are really good, and discovering the perpetrator amid the numerous suspects is always fun.

This book was a fast, entertaining read.

Bottom line, as long as the plots remain good, I will continue reading this series.

While Kane is away, Sheriff Alton is under attack in her home. Later a body of a male is discovered in the woods. Soon there are more dead to find. Each time a witness comes forward but are they as innocent as they say. Is there another serial killer or killers in the area. What is the connection to convicted serial killer Stone. Are coincidences just that.
Another entertaining well-written mystery with its cast of very likeable characters. A good addition to the series.
An ARC was provided by the publisher via Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.

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I’ve been reading this series for a while now and every time I pick up a new book, I feel like a child when get a new type of candy. ​

To say that I’m enjoying them immensely is an understatement but what makes me more intrigued every time is the complicated twists that I know I will always find in any of these books. ​

I hate Halloween and probably that’s why this one was even more creepy for me. But I powered through from the beginning to the end and wasn’t disappointed at all. ​

The description says it all in the most part, it’s gripping and interesting plot will keep you on the edge to find out who is the culprit. ​

So if you’re looking for a great quality time spending reading a thriller that will keep you engaged and wondering throughout the book, this story is a must read then.

Cross My Heart is the twelfth instalment in the Detectives Jenna Alton and David Kane series set in Black Rock Falls, Montana. It's October and approaching Halloween in the serial killing capital of Montana — despite only being a small, scenic town — when Sherriff Alton is home alone during a dry storm and her evening turns into a nightmare-inducing hell. She's shaken up already by the thunderous claps above her head, the huge flashes of lightning streaking across the sky and the brisk wind, but nothing could've prepared her for what was about to happen. She heads to bed for an early night but is rudely awoken by the snarling of her black cat, Pumpkin. She hears thumps and the lights refuse to turn on when she rises to investigate. The intruder has managed to bypass the extensive security system, turn off the main power supply and the backup generator and make their way inside. Although she manages to flee to a panic room before she can be attacked, the one person she would've called upon for help, Kane, had taken the opportunity of attending a criminal profiling seminar out of town. Meanwhile, married couple June and Peyton Harris had been camping on a wildly windy Thursday night in Stanton Forest when June had awoken to the startling sound of a thud and a desperate cry. But when she reaches for her husband his sleeping bag is empty and he has seemingly vanished. The campfire burns away just outside the tent flap but he isn't out there either.

The pair are tourists to the area and sadly June discovers Peyton’s body propped up against a tree nearby, glassy-eyed and with a crossbow piercing his forehead: dead. When Kane and Alton are called to the crime scene, not only do they discover that June has vanished, but they also recognise the modus operandi as that of a brutal convicted serial killer and stalker of Sherriff Alton, James Stone, but how could he be involved when he's in a maximum-security prison with no contact permitted with the outside world? Then, a short time later, another couple is found dead in the exact same fashion as the killers previous handiwork, and Kane and Alton are bewildered when the two suspects they pinpoint both have seemingly rock-solid alibis. This is a scintillating, multi-layered and compulsively readable procedural and undoubtedly the most enthralling so far in this excellent series. The seasonal, autumnal weather and the Halloween timing creates an oppressive and bleakly atmospheric undertone to the whole story, which adds a deepening sense of doom to it all with the overcast days and dark, stormy nights. There are twists, turns and several incidences of dizzying misdirection, a possible copycat killer on the loose, someone seeking revenge against Jenna who is more exposed than ever during this episode with Kane out of the picture. This is nothing less than a riveting and superbly woven thrill ride from beginning to denouement. Highly recommended.

🌿Talk about twisted! Another macabre murderous spree for Jenna & Dave to shut down😲🏞

4.5🌟 stars
I really enjoy reading about Sheriff Jenna and her team confronting the twisted psychos who make Black Rock Falls Montana their killing fields. This latest has some truly twisted torture and death by crossbow to contend with. The rugged forests and mountains in the area and a steady stream of nature-loving tourists set the scene to a thrilling chase. And the story lobs danger at Jenna's door (literally) right from the get-go. The eerie weather phenomena add to the suspense and atmosphere of impending danger. Fast pace and new twists every few chapters made this a book hard to put down.

I did, however catch an inconsistency in how the Howards were waylaid. Two different accounts, one at the time from "Jerry Bolt"'s POV and one near the story's end. Made me stop and ponder: why? Is this a mystery yet to be resolved in a future story in the series?

Thanks to Bookouture and NetGalley for sharing a complimentary advance copy of the book; this is my voluntary and honest opinion.

Sheriff Jenna Alton is attacked in her home by a stranger with a crossbow. Luckily, she was warned in time by David’s bloodhound Duke, otherwise she may not have reached the safe room. She realizes that whoever was after her knew too much about her life, her home and her security. When David Kane, former special ops and sniper, returns home he is shocked by the damage to her home. A gruesome threat was also left for Jenna and when a man’s body is found in the woods, they prepare to search for his missing wife. The entire situation reminds her of James Stone, a serial killer who wants Jenna dead...but he is in prison. As more bodies are found, Jenna is sure that Stone is somehow involved, not aware of his far-reaching plans. Although I liked the strong characters of Jenna and David, the twisted need to murder and the descriptions of same were a little too much for me. I received an advance review copy at no cost and without obligation for an honest review. (by paytonpuppy)

Ooh I love this series!
Jenna really gets put through her paces in this book and Kane is there to support her, but can tell she is struggling.
The book begins with an attack on Jenna’s home and with Kane away for the weekend she’s on her own. This is a terrifying attack and with the phone lines down she has to take cover in the safe room.
Kane returns the next day to see the devastating damage and with Jo and Ty with him, they offer to help find who did this.
Due to a storm Jenna couldn’t see the person on her property very well but the message left behind takes her back to a case that her and Kane very nearly didn’t survive.
Jenna is sure Stone is involved when a man is found having been shot by a crossbow, which was Stone’s signature weapon.
More people are found dead also with the fatal wound caused by a crossbow and Jenna keeps seeing a man in the shadows, watching her.
The story builds to a nail biting conclusion in the forest and we finally find out who wants Jenna dead.
This is a gripping crime thriller and a great addition to this brilliant series.
I can’t wait for the next one!
Thanks to Bookouture and NetGalley for the opportunity to read this book.

I’d like to thank Bookouture and NetGalley for giving me the opportunity to read ‘Cross My Heart’, the twelfth in the Detectives Kane and Alton series written by D K Hood, in exchange for my honest and unbiased review.

When the sheriff of Black Rock Falls, Jenna Alton, put psychopath James Stone in prison for life he swore he would come back and destroy her. The body of Payton Harris is found killed by a crossbow and propped up against a tree in the woods, and Jenna and her deputy David Kane believe it has all the hallmarks of Stone’s involvement. A man breaks through the secure perimeter of Jenna’s house and has her trapped in her office as he tries to kill her with his crossbow, destroying parts of her home in his attempt. Jenna catches a glimpse of him and believes it to be Stone, but Stone is incarcerated in the county prison so either he’s escaped or he’s enrolled disciples to carry out his killings.

The books in this series just keep getting better and better and from the very beginning death is coming in waves across Black Rock Falls putting an end to a quiet period for Jenna and Dave, if there ever is one in the town with the reputation for having the greatest number of serial killers! ‘Cross My Heart’ has been so exciting with its well-constructed plot, gruesome and bloodthirsty murders and questionable suspects, and the dry storms have given it an added aura of suspense. It’s good to have Special Agents Jo Wells and Ty Carter back on the scene and with the usual deputies Jake Rowley and Shane Wolfe we’ve been given an enthralling and heart-stopping thriller that’s had me glued to my Kindle. I like the direction the relationship between Jenna and Kane is going and, no pressure on Ms Hood, but I’m so looking forward to reading more in book 13.

Detectives Kane and Alton Book 12

She wakes to the sound of footsteps outside her secluded home. Moving towards the window, she scans the dark woods around her and freezes. A tall figure in a long dark coat holds a crossbow pointed right at her. She blinks as lightening cracks overhead. But when she opens her eyes the figure has vanished. When the body of a man is found in the dense forest surrounding Black Rock Falls. Sheriff Jenna Alton immediately sees disturbing similarities with a past case - the same murder weapon, the remote beauty spot, and the way the victim is perched against the tree. But the killer in that case was jailed for life.

It's approaching Halloween in Black Rock Falls. While Kane is away on a business trip, Jenna Alton is under attack in her own home. Then a dead body is found in the woods, his wife is missing. Then another couple are found dead in the woods. Is this another serial killer Jemma and her team have to find?

Sheriff Jenna Alton thinks it's her old nemesis James Stone that's behind the killings but he's serving a life sentence in prison. The pace is fast with plenty of twists. I sis kind of guess what was happening but not how it slotted together. This intense crime thriller had me on the edge of my seat. My all time favourite book in this series so far.

I would like to thank #NetGalley #Bookouture and the author #DKHood for my ARC of #CrossMyHeart in exchange for an honest review.

Hold on tight because this is a fantastic rollercoaster of a book. This series just keeps getting better and better. Once I started reading I didn't stop.