The Dark Hour really left me reeling. Four days after finishing it and I'm still replaying scenes in my head. The Dark Hour centers upon a young man named Mark who has had a bit of trouble finding his way up to this point. He's in his mid twenties and waiting for his break. Whether that means the perfect job, the perfect girl, or a windfall of money, we're not sure. Mark happens upon a job as a home health aide for a sweet, but odd elderly brother and sister. Nobody else understands his excitement for such a ho-hum job, but Mark knows it's his ticket out of being under the microscope of his family and their judgmental ways. His coworker is sweet, but begins to act a bit off-kilter. What's her story? The story plays out in a page-turning way that had me dying to know how it ended. Again, four days later, I'm still chewing on different points of the book and not 100% sure how I feel about some of them. That's a pretty great book to me! Definitely worth the read!

This was a fun entertaining read. Light with just enough mystery to keep me turning the pages. Somewhat predictable but nonetheless charming and full of intrigue. A classic spooky story. 3.5 stars

Thank you NetGalley for this arc