Hawkman is hired by a close friend, Jesse Wilson to find his missing daughter who never returned home from a night of fun at the White Oaks Bingo Hall. 

     The search takes Hawkman to the Triple ‘C’ Indian casino where he discovers an old buddy working as a security officer.  Max Prichard is on undercover duty searching for his missing niece.  The men combine forces to find the two women. 

     As they get closer to the ringleaders, Hawkman’s wife Jennifer is also kidnapped.  Not waiting for police procedure, Hawkman takes action with the help of his buddy and the volunteers from the bingo hall.  

    To find out the exciting climax of this adventure, read ‘BLACKOUT’, the bingo hall mystery.      

BLACKOUT HITS THE JACKPOT FOR ME, By 

Jude Morris (Kelowna, BC, Canada) 

This reader/writer is a dedicated Bingo player, as well as a mystery fanatic, so when Betty Sullivan-LaPierre's new thriller, BLACKOUT, appeared in my mailbox, I knew from the first page that I'd hit the Jackpot.

My intention had been to browse the first chapter, and then put the book aside for my weekend reading pleasure, but a desperate old man, a delightful little girl and the zany antics of a bunch of bingo buddies, sent my intentions flying right out the window.

In BLACKOUT, Hawkman, master of mystery and former CIA agent, sets out to find a missing mom and stumbles onto a plot so depraved and dangerous it nearly costs him the love of his life. BLACKOUT is a chilling thriller that'll tug your heartstrings and chill your marrow.

Number Five is a fabulous addition to the Hawkman Series. I loved it!