Kenyon delivers a tight, nervy crime tale built around a heist that spirals way beyond the score. What starts as a clean, clever job caves in fast as double-crosses surface, alliances fracture, and everyone involved proves a little more desperate than they first appeared. Kenyon’s strength is the tension—cool dialogue, sharp pacing, and that creeping sense that the walls are closing in no matter which way the characters run. Gritty, lean, and humming with classic crime-paperback energy, Deep Pocket hits like a shot of noir straight to the bloodstream.
