Afraid of the Dark - James Grippando

Afraid of the Dark

By James Grippando

  • Release Date: 2011-03-22
  • Genre: Mysteries & Thrillers
Score: 4
4
From 134 Ratings
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“Grippando has definitely reached a new level with this series entry. . . . One of his best.” —Booklist (starred review)

A young girl’s murder sets off a grisly cascade of crime, death, and intrigue—and sends criminal defense lawyer Jack Swyteck after a sinister group of terrorists on the verge of unleashing chaos across the globe. From New York Times bestseller James Grippando, the ninth Jack Swyteck novel, Afraid of the Dark—perfect for fans of Steve Martini, Phillip Margolin, and Jo Nesbo—is a rollercoaster thrill ride into the very heart of evil.

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Reviews

  • No more than 2 stars

    2
    By Bill1369
    About 70% through this book a good story falls off a cliff to a crashing end of nonsense.

  • Are you afraid?

    4
    By FMLTWIA
    I've read the entire Jack Swyteck series, and although this isn't even close to being one of my favorite I'd say it's pretty close to the top. It's a somewhat short read, but every chapter leaves you wanting to know what comes next. I found certain portions of the book very annoying with the massive number of "double takes" and the sheer number of "Who, what, where, when, why?" questions. All I have to say is it I never saw it coming, and I'm sure you won't either.

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