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While I liked the premise of this a lot, the main character was far too whiney and felt too two-dimensional. Flitting from completely helpless to rushing to save people, it didn‘t seem like the author was sure who she wanted Ari to be. Added to a very very very rushed and too-neatly-resolved ending, this book fell flat. ⭐️⭐️ #netgalley

Blood Will Out (not a fan of the title) was a quick read that had maybe one shocking moment. Was this well written? No. Was it entertaining? Yes – it reminded me of a Criminal Minds episode. Will I be reading more by this author? Probably not.

Ari wakes up to find herself injured, in a dark place, with no recollection of what happened. All she knows that whoever has her will be coming back to finish the job.

I couldn‘t stop reading until I found out who did it. Was surprised. Still not sure their motive was super convincing. I prefer a thriller where I authentically feel the MC is in danger. Still you could do worse.

A #seatosea reference in my current read. Funnily enough I completely disagree with this character about the victims as numbers in The Stranger Beside Me. I thought Rule made a consistent effort to show the victims as individuals. @FantasyChick @Andrea4 @Jabberwocky

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