And the setup of the story is one of my catnips so I was all for it. But I have been wanting to explore all of Banks’ works, even though I am still “miffed” over the other issues involving this author, I just love her writing style and she can always draw me into a story when I need a page-turning experience and I didn’t expect to read this before bed and stay up late (thank goodness it was the weekend) reading it because I was so drawn into the story and just wanted more of the experience. The Darkest Hour is the first book in the KGI series and I will be honest I have been putting off this series, and not even sure why. This review may contain spoilers, so fair warning, upon reading the review. And even if he succeeds, he’ll have to force Rachel to recover memories she can’t and doesn’t want to relive-the minute by minute terror of her darkest hour-for their love, and their lives, may depend on it. To save her, Ethan will have to dodge bullets, cross a jungle, and risk falling captive to a deadly drug cartel that threatens his own demise. His brothers have tried to bring Ethan into the KGI fold, tried to break through the barriers he's built around himself, but Ethan refuses to respond.until he receives an anonymous phone call claiming Rachel is alive. Overwhelmed by grief and guilt over his failures as a husband, Ethan shuts himself off from everything and everyone. It’s been one year since ex-Navy SEAL Ethan Kelly last saw his wife Rachel alive. Qualifications: Military background, high intelligence, and a rock hard body. The Kelly Group International (KGI): a super elite, top secret, family-run business that handles jobs the US government can't. Genres: Contemporary Romance, Romantic Suspense Published by Berkley on September 7, 2010 Also in this series: No Place To Run, Hidden Away

The darkest hour by maya banks