A Fast-Paced Heart-Pumping Thriller

Take a look at today’s heart-pumping, award-winning thriller, The Darkness by Bill Kirton. It currently has a 4.6 star rating and won silver in the 2011 Forward National Literature Awards for Mystery. “…the storyline is fast paced and pulls the reader along into the psychological thoughts and rants of the one ultimately responsible for the crimes.” –Edie Dykeman

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A Brief Synopsis of The Darkness:

Andrew Davidson is a well-respected G.P. but when his brother is found violently murdered, he becomes consumed with anger and revenge. Suddenly, the criminals who have evaded the law with the help of Cairnburgh’s cleverest attorney’s, begin to disappear.

Rhona Kirk is a victim of rape – when she begins a new life in Dundee she finds it hard to forget her past. Then the men she’s connected with begin to vanish, and Rhona accepts help even though her intuition tells her differently.

DCI Jack Carston is in a race against time. Trying to find the connection between the individuals who have vanished, while struggling with his own sense of vindication and the silent bond between he and the vigilante – His discovery is worse than he could have imagined.

Will Justice still be blind when darkness invades the soul?

About the Author:

Bill Kirton was a university lecturer in French before taking early retirement to become a full-time writer. He’s won two 2011 Forward National Literature Awards – ‘The Sparrow Conundrum’ was the overall winner of the Humor category and ‘The Darkness’ was runner-up in the Mystery category. His published novels are set in the north-east of Scotland. ‘Material Evidence’, ‘Rough Justice’, the award-winning ‘The Darkness’, and ‘Shadow Selves’ all feature DCI Jack Carston. ‘The Figurehead’ is a historical novel set in Aberdeen in 1840. His latest, the award-winning ‘The Sparrow Conundrum’, is a spoof spy/crime novel also set in Scotland.

What People Are Saying About The Darkness:

“This is a book not for the faint hearted. Yet, for those like me, who enjoyed being dragged along for a dark, intense ride I urge you to read this book. It is also a book that keeps you guessing right until the exciting conclusion.” –P.S. Gifford

“The Darkness is a dark and compelling novel, not for the faint at heart.” –Edie Dykeman

“Bill Kirtin’s suspense novel, The Darkness, is not only a good read but a lesson in human nature.” –Jean Henry Mead

Take a look at the dark and engrossing thriller, The Darkness today.

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