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Steve campbellThis Jane Hawk series has been a wild ride, finishing up with "The Night Window". In this exciting conclusion Jane Hawk has a plan to finally expose those that have snake like fingers penetrating all areas of our government, eliminating people they feel are threats to their agenda, and vindicating all the people including her husband who were murdered in the process with their deaths made to look like a suicide or natural causes. It's been a couple of years since I read this book series but I'm finding as I review them I need to go back and read them again. Simply an amazing series read.

Steve campbellLike the analogy of the crooked staircase in the previous book in this Jane Hawk series, The forbidden door could be literal or mental. What happens when you open a door you shouldn't be going through? Jane Hawk is still trying to prove that her husband and dozens of other people around the country did not commit suicide but were rather murdered as a secret government organization tries to weed out people who are threats to their plan to control the government. But the bigger the target gets on her back, the more determined she is to bring them down.

Steve campbellContinuing in this amazing Jane Hawk series, the crooked staircase could be literal or mental. So very treacherous to go down, can one climb back up once they get to the bottom wherever it leads? I have found this to be an amazing series by Dean Koontz. Very gripping.

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Steve campbellSee my review of the first Jane Hawk novel ," the silent corner". In this novel, as Jane digs deeper to expose the people who made her husband's murder look like a suicide, she finds it very frightening to discover that a person or entire groups of people can be mind controlled by listening to a simple trigger phrase in a phone call. This entire series is very gripping.

Steve campbellI found myself very glued to the Jane Hawks series. Just thought of how our government, " the man " watches us ( supposedly) and can manipulate things and track us through all of our electronic devices was super intriguing. Jane Hawk suspected her husband's death by suicide was not what it seemed and she started to investigate other suicides of people who had everything going for them and no reason to kill themselves. The deeper she dug the more trouble she got into. But the people putting the Target on her back and didn't realize what day themselves were getting into as they started to go toe to toe with Jane.

Steve campbellOkay, I have to give a caveat to my thumbs up rating. I knew nothing about Moon Knight going in. I had not read any of the comics, but I was willing to give it a shot. Anyone who watches it who doesn't know a lot about it can find it extremely hard to follow. But what made it easier for me, as well as intriguing, was Eric Voss's breakdown of each episode on his YouTube New Rockstars page. I feel like Voss's explanation of things that happened that I missed as well as pointing out all the Easter eggs made it really interesting for someone like myself who was new to the character.

Steve campbellI admit it, Top Gun is one of my favorite films. The flying stunts alone make it worthwhile. Add the soundtrack, testosterone filled competitions in and out of the Jets ( for the guys), and love story( for the girls) and it's just an all-around great movie to watch with the speakers blasting.