Book Review: Dark Soul by Don Castle

I loved the first Jake Sommers novel, Pecan Gap, and in my review for that book, I hoped for future Jake book, and here we go- book 2!

Synopsis:  An African-American girl is shot and killed by a police officer during a routine traffic stop - a female FBI agent is drugged, kidnapped and severely tortured - and a prominent neighborhood has been targeted for racial profiling and hate crimes - but why? Jake Somers finds himself dealing with a maniacal criminal - an injured dog - a bad guy with an AK47 assault rifle - and an attempt on his mother's life

Review:  i meant to read a couple of chapters in this book before sleep, and found myself finished with the book in TWO and a HALF hours! Yes sirree, it's a QUICK read! That'snot to say it's not a fun and worthwhile read, just that you can't put it down! I can definitely see this series made into a TV series,it's that tight of a story1

Castle gives us another tightly wound thriller of a police procedural, that gives us more info on all the main characters, and expounds on their circle of friends, and weaves a circle of deceit and mirrors, that will keep you guessing! put this one on your Summer reading list!

About the Author: Don Castle is the author of the mystery suspense novels Pecan Gap and Dark Soul. He attended Southern Methodist University and graduated from the Academy of Visual Communications. Before becoming a full time novelist he worked as an advertising executive. He has traveled extensively and lived and worked for several years in New York. He is a native of Dallas, Texas and now resides with his family in Sherwood, Arkansas. Check out his Facebook page for more updates!



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