Into the Darkness

A Detective Carter Thriller

By: Sibel Hodge

Narrated by: Simon Vance, Charlotte Cole, Shaun Grindell

The Missing…

In a hidden basement, eighteen-year-old Toni is held captive and no one can hear her screams. She’s been abducted after investigating unspeakable things in the darkest corners of the Internet.

The Vigilante…

Fearing the worst, Toni’s mother turns to ex-SAS operative Mitchell to help find her missing daughter. And when Mitchell discovers Toni’s fate rests in the hands of pure evil, he races against the clock to find Toni and bring her out alive. But even that might not be enough to save her.

The Detective…

DS Warren Carter is looking forward to a new job and a simpler life. But when he’s called in to investigate the brutal murder of a seemingly normal couple, he becomes entangled in lives that are anything but simple. And as he digs deeper, he uncovers a crime more twisted than he could ever have imagined.

Into the Darkness is the chilling new thriller from the bestselling author of Duplicity and Beneath the Surface.

©2018 Sibel Hodge (P)2018 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved

The author Sibel Hodge has written an excellent no

The author has written two parallel stories, interwoven with each other like two pieces of fabric until the end when it reveals the final tapestry '

Absolutely Phenomenal

Loved every second and was on the edge of my seat!! Reading was great and I loved the different voices!!

great job

love the narration. stellar job with character development and the voices for each. I listened to the 2nd book 1st and still loved it. amd the british terms? "copper"... "legged it" lol

fantastic narration.. storyline kept me engaged

fantastoc narrators...storyline was good... i looked forward to listening to it, and would read more from this author

Good, nothing too thrilling but it was ok

Into the Darkness was a quick paced story! It was layered and really well developed. We slowly get pieces to put together an intricate puzzle. I really enjoyed how the story was laid out for the reader. It was like we were being given two separate stories and over time you start to see little ways that the stories are overlapping. I think it’s a really interesting way to build a story.

My one and only real complaint is that I wish there was more of a thrilling aspect to the story. Now, I did feel the clock ticking down. I’m not sure exactly what I wanted but more thriller/suspense kind of action. However, I can’t complain about the story or the plot. The characters were interesting. We don’t dive too deep into them but we don’t really need too. This is definitely a book where we only know the characters on a surface level.

The narrators did a good job. I'm not sure which guy played the vigilante and which one played the detective but Simon Vance and Shaun Grindell did a great job with the story. They were easy to understand and spoke clearly. Charlotte Cole was the missing and just like the gentlemen, she was good. Her voice clear and concise. I didn't really feel a pulse-pounding response from her narration but she had a pleasant voice. I'll be honest, none of these narrators really threw emotions into this story. I couldn't really feel the fear or apprehension from any of them.