I am thinking of suggesting it to my dad–I bought it on Kindle so he never has to see the cover LOL. Who I would recommend this too: This is a romantic thriller that I think would appeal to military thriller readers and contemporary romance readers a like. The Kelly Group International (KGI): a super elite, top secret, family-run business that handles jobs the US government cant. I laughed, cried, got angry, and wanted to reach through the book a couple of times. THE FIRST ELECTRIFYING ROMANCE IN THE KGI SERIES FROM 1 NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLING AUTHOR MAYA BANKS. Why I gave it a 4: I had fun reading this book from beginning to end. /rebates/2faudiobook2fdarkest-hour2f147484&.com252faudiobook252fdarkest-hour252f14748426afsrc3d126SID3d&idaudiobooks&ra4. It was the well rounded cast of characters that really made the book shine. Sean and Rusty were also good additions to this character palette enforcing the family principle whether by blood or heart. They weren’t in the book overly much but they were refreshingly fun. What I Liked: Rio, Steele, PJ, and all other ops team members were on the tops of my list to learn more about. Rachel and Ethan had a very moving storyline that had you pulling for them against all odds and I will admit I cried a few times.

It was very military based though more in covert ops type of way and you were rooting for them all the way.

The strong story that introduced all these wonderful characters was engaging and thrilling. This was one cohesive unit even when they were disagreeing, mad because others were making unilateral decisions, and at times growling at each other (mom and dad included) but it all seemed to reinforce how important family was to them. The brothers each had such unique personalities and yet they mashed together really well.

What I Loved: The Kelly’s are such a wonderful close-knit family that was the first thing that struck me about this book.

The Darkest Hour by Maya Banks