Book Review: The Silent Corner by Dean Koontz

Jane Hawk is an FBI investigator hunting for clues in a case that has become very personal. When her husband commits suicide for no apparent reason, Jane explores a rash of suicides nationwide. She knows she’s on to something when a stranger shows up and warns her to back off or he’ll kill her son. But there is no quitting until she finds and makes those responsible pay.

This is a fast-paced thriller, that has you wondering how and why hundreds of people are being killed by their own hands. The story ends without a conclusion as it continues in the next sequel. I admit, this was both disappointing and encouraging. I like closure in my stories, but on the other hand; I get to read more Jane Hawk stories.