Review: Shedding a little light on "Darkest Day."
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 20, 2013
"Darkest Day" took me back in time to when I was nine years old.  I didn't know much about Marilyn Monroe, but I did know and love our President.  The drama, suspense and constant action in this work keeps you riveted to the pages, never knowing what lies around the corner. The characters, mostly familiar through history, become alive and take on an additional persona that the writers construct. Creative writing from these two authors' pulls you into a world of cover up, deceit and tragedy, and during all of this, you are never really certain who to trust.Fast paced, edgy, visceral, and page after page of gritty intrigue, you begin to get inside the characters and the "what ifs" just keep coming. So well crafted, you see what the individuals see, feel what they feel, sense what they sense. Great visual writing places you in the book, living every moment with each character.Filled with suspense and high powered action, this is a must read!