Hellbent, by Gregg Hurwitz


“I'm not saying it's easy. I'm saying it's worth doing. Pain is inevitable. Suffering is optional.”
― Gregg Hurwitz, Hellbent

Evan Smoak returns once more, and this time, he's deadly serious about seeking blood. It felt so good to read another Smoak book after so long. Hurwitz has outdone himself this time with such an amazing thriller. Starting off with a major death, this book sets itself up for success. Since this is the third book in the pentalogy, you'd expect some closure and a new threat, but NOOOOO. Instead, we're left in the dust with someone more powerful than the original villain to fight Evan, Evan's father figure dead, a new character who brings so much more into this already amazing book and even more suspense. Some relationships grow, while others turn sour, but at the end, Evan is at a better place, even though he hasn't realized it yet. Sure, he might be even more bloodthirsty than before, but it is only after losing someone so close to him that he realizes that there are others who care for him, and others he should care about. One of the best thrillers in the world, this gets a 5/5 from me.

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