#BlogTour #RachelsRandomResources @rararesources / #Review : Storm of War – Peter Gibbons @AuthorGibbons @BoldwoodBooks

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Storm of War

Today I’m delighted to be on the ‘Storm of War’ blogtour, organised by Rachel’s Random Resources.
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Me v2Peter Gibbons is a financial advisor and author of the highly acclaimed Viking Blood and Blade trilogy. He comes to Boldwood with his new Saxon Warrior series, set around the 900 AD Viking invasion during the reign of King Athelred the Unready. The first title of the new series, Warrior and Protector, will be published in October 2022. He originates from Liverpool and now lives with his family in County Kildare.

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Storm of WarThe fight for a torn Kingdom rests in the hands of a few brave men…

990AD.
King Aethelred II, who men will one day call The Unready, rules over a land divided by the shadowy spin of his mother Queen Ælfthryth and the sprawling power of the Church.
The Viking Warlord, Olaf Tryggvason smelling the Kingdoms weakness brings the vicious Jomsvikings to the Saxon coastline ravenous for war and plunder.
Together Lord Byrthnoth, Ealdorman of the East Saxons and Beornoth his Saxon Thegn lead a force of oath sworn Viking killers, every bit as brutal and war-skilled as the Norse invaders to protect the Kingdom against enemies both from within, and from the cruel seas. They are pushed to the very limits of their bravery and endurance in a desperate fight for the very existence of the Saxon Kingdom.
In a riveting story of trachery, betrayal, vengeance and war, can Beornoth defeat his enemies and protect the Kingdom from destruction?

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I really enjoyed this second book in this series as it not only read as one big adventure, but also showed the in depth knowledge of the period of the author.
The descriptions of the places and people involved felt so realistic you got the feeling you’re there yourself.
What a brilliant storyline, full of action throughout, which kept my attention from start till finish.
Fabulous way to learn something about history for sure!
If you enjoyed the authors previous Viking books you will not be disappointed, believe me.

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#BlogTour #RachelsRandomResources @rararesources / #Review : The Lonely Lake Killings (The Yorkshire Murders #2) – Wes Markin @BoldwoodBooks

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The Lonely Lake Killings

Today I’m delighted to be on the ‘The Lonely Lake Killings’ blogtour, organised by Rachel’s Random Resources.
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Author pic(1)Wes Markin is the bestselling author of the DCI Yorke crime novels, set in Salisbury. His new series for Boldwood stars the pragmatic detective DCI Emma Gardner who will be tackling the criminals of North Yorkshire.  Wes lives in Harrogate and the first book in the series The Yorkshire Murders will be published in November 2022.

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Author pic(1)A lonely recluse. A missing girl and a community in fear.
When the body of a young local girl is found next to an isolated lake, the main suspect is the old recluse who has lived next to the lake for many years – especially when the young girl’s purse is found on the old man’s doorstep.
But DCI Emma Gardner and her partner DI Paul Riddick aren’t so sure. Why would the old hermit leave such an obvious clue? And who would want to set the old man up?
As they dig deeper into the murder they discover a community in fear, determined to keep hold of long buried secrets. And Riddick is convinced that his own dark past is somehow linked to this crime, too.
Gardner fears that she may never get the answers she needs, until a break leads her down a path she’d rather not face. One that runs directly to her own front door…

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I must admit that I was a bit apprehensive when I started to read ‘The Lonely Lake Killings’ as it hadn’t been love at first sight with the previous book in the series.
However, I hadn’t need to worry as I almost immediately got the feeling that this installment was going to be a lot more consistent and easier to follow.
Don’t get me wrong, there were still things I, personally, thought the author could have left out or could have giving more attention to so the reader wouldn’t think of it as padding for the rest of the story.
I also still think that DI Paul Riddick is more than a very big lose canon and that his story is still all over the place, but somehow I do like him a lot better than DCI Emma Gardner, who’s, to me, not as understandable as him.
I really feel for this man and I want to see how his story develops further on, but I so want more cohesion throughout.
Still, it’s a nice detective story, with some interesting characters along the way, which I certainly recommend more than book 1, so I’m very keen to see if ‘third time’s a charm’ for me!

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#BlogTour #RachelsRandomResources @rararesources / #Review : King of Kings – M.J. Porter @coloursofunison @BoldwoodBooks

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King of Kings

Today I’m delighted to be on the ‘King of Kings’ blogtour, organised by Rachel’s Random Resources.
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Boldwood M J Porter Amazon A+MJ Porter is the author of many historical novels set predominantly in Seventh to Eleventh-Century England, and in Viking Age Denmark. They were raised in the shadow of a building that they believed housed the bones of long-dead Kings of Mercia – so their writing destiny was set. The first novel in their new Anglo-Saxon series for Boldwood Son of Mercia was published in February 2022.

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King of KingsIn the battle for power, there can be only one ruler.
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Athelstan is the king of the English, uniting the petty kingdoms of Wessex, Mercia, the Danish-held Five Boroughs and York following the sudden death of his father, King Edward.
His vision is to unite the realms of the Scots and the Welsh in a peace accord that will protect their borders from the marauding threat of the Norse Vikings.
Whilst seemingly craving peace and demanding loyalty with an imperium over every kingdom, Athelstan could dream of a much bigger prize.
But danger and betrayal surround his best intentions, namely from his overlooked stepbrother, Edwin, who conspires and vies for what he deems is his rightful place as England’s king.
As ever, powerful men who wish to rule do not wish to be ruled, and Constantin of the Scots, Owain of Strathclyde, and Ealdred of Bamburgh plot their revenge against the upstart English king, using any means necessary.
An epic story of kingsmanship that will set in motion the pivotal, bloody Battle of Brunanburh where allies have to be chosen wisely…

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Being from Flanders myself I know some stuff about Athelstan and his predecessors/successors, but not a lot I must confess.
That’s why I was intrigued to start reading ‘King of Kings’ by M.J. Porter and learn more about the history of the English which always held my interest.
I admit that I was quite flabbergasted when I saw all the characters/names at the beginning of the book, but I needn’t to be worried as the author did a great job on telling who is who through the whole story.
By using multiple POVs M.J. Porter not only drives the readers on to read, but also makes them acquainted with all the players in this intricate chess game.
You get to know what they think, how they feel and how they see each other and more importantly how they see themselves!
A very well-written and well-researched book on the intrigues at court and how everything is played out, not only in battle, as in fact there’s not a lot of fighting going on in this part of the series, but more in words and invitations and strategies.
An interesting game to watch and of course read about and one I definitely want to see developing further as the ending left me wanting for the next installment right away.

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#Review : Death by a Cornish Cove (A Cressida Fawcett Mystery #2) – Fliss Chester @SocialWhirlGirl @bookouture

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Today I’m delighted to promote ‘Death by a Cornish Cove’, by sharing my review of this book, but first I have some information

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SRsrP-Zx_400x400Fliss Chester was born in London and raised in the south east of England. She attended Guildford High School for Girls, and from there the University of York where she studied Art History. If her degree taught her anything, it was how to describe a picture, so with that skill set in mind she talked her way into a career in sub-editing and spent many happy years captioning pictures (and maybe doing just a little bit more) on homes and lifestyle magazines.
Her first three books follow the romantic liaisons of Jenna Jenkins and are perfect get-away reads, especially if you like your books full of fun, glamour and naughtiness. With Jenna you’re never far from a hilarious mishap or cheeky quip, and her adventures will take you from the Alps, to a gorgeous Bordeaux chateau and finally to the glitz and splendour of Monte Carlo.
In 2019 Fliss started writing The Fen Churche Mysteries. These period whodunnits follow amateur sleuth Fenella Churche as she solves crimes straight after the second world war. She’s a heroine with gumption and a knack for seeing the world – and crimes – through the eyes of a crossword puzzler… so if you can’t solve your two across, you might need to work on your four down…
Fliss lives in a 17th-century cottage in Surrey with her husband and their very demanding cat.

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51VvPqVSdNLA seaside party at a Cornish mansion with plenty of fizz, what could be more perfect? But something fishy is afoot… a killer lurks among the guests, and only Cressida Fawcett can stop them.
When Cressida Fawcett is invited to stay at Penbeagle House on the Cornish coast for a fancy-dress ball, she is looking forward to sipping rum cocktails clad as a pirate, watching the red-sailed boats go by and relaxing in the sea air with her good friend Dotty. But before they can raise their glasses to toast Cressida’s former flame Lord Canterbury’s engagement, he drops dead in front of the horrified guests.
The local doctor determines that Lord Canterbury was poisoned, and soon Detective Chief Inspector Andrews is on his way from Scotland Yard. But Cressida is dismayed by the murder of the intrepid explorer who once asked for her hand in marriage, and she cannot simply leave the case to the police. Together with Dotty and her little pug Ruby, Cressida searches for clues only to discover that many of the guests have a motive for murder. Did an irate journalist or a bitter fellow explorer send Lord Canterbury on his untimely final journey?
And when a young maid is found dead, floating in the shimmering waters of the cove, Cressida knows time is running out to catch the killer. Could aclue hidden among some rather pungent crab sandwiches help her solve the case before there is another murder?
A witty and totally addictive cozy mystery packed with intrigue and glamour. Perfect for fans of Agatha Christie, T.E. Kinsey and Lee Strauss.

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After the first book in the ‘Cressida Fawcett Mystery’ series I was very much looking forward to reading the next installment and promised myself that I would savor this one.
It didn’t quite work out that way as I was so much enjoying reading the story that it only took my a few hours to get to the end.
And what an ending it was!
I definitely didn’t see coming who the culprit(s) were, but luckily for me, and Andrews, we had the honourable Cressida Fawcett at our side.
How I do love her and her pug, Ruby, and of course there were also Alfred and Dot from the previous book.
Together they make a beautiful trio for lots of murder mysteries to come I’m sure.
So from me, a full-hearted recommendation for all lovers of cosy mysteries out there!

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#BlogTour #BooksOnTour @bookouture / #Review : Murder at the Charity Ball – Helena Dixon @NellDixon

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Today I’m delighted to be on the ‘Murder at the Charity Ball’ blogtour, organised by Bookouture.
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DSC_7063 copyHelena Dixon splits her time between the Black Country and Devon. Married to the same man for over thirty five years she has three daughters, a cactus called Spike, and a crazy cockapoo. She is allergic to adhesives, apples, tinsel and housework. Her addictions of choice are coffee and reality TV. She was winner of The Romance Prize in 2007 and Love Story of the Year 2010 as Nell Dixon. She now writes historical 1930’s set cozy crime. Nell enjoys hearing from readers and you can read her news and contact her via her
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Conveniently Wed Jeanine Englert Headshot 2018 Head OnKitty Underhay is dancing… with death.
Winter 1934. Kitty Underhay is enjoying a night off from wedding planning as she attends a charity ball at the home of Lady Eliza Foxley. She’s excited to see her father, roguish Edgar Underhay, who is also a guest in the house. But the evening of cocktails and waltzing turns into a dance macabre when Edgar finds their lively, fun-loving hostess dead, strangled by her own silk stocking.
Who has made this uncharitable donation to the evening’s entertainments? When suspicion falls on Edgar and he is arrested for murder, Kitty has to act fast if she doesn’t want her father walking her down the aisle in shackles. Together with her fiancé Matthew, they vow to clear Edgar’s name and discover who used hosiery to commit homicide.
Lady Eliza’s widowed sister is the main beneficiary of her will, but before Kitty and Matt can question her, she is struck down by a severe case of poisoning. Time is running out for Kitty to solve this case and make it to the church on time. But with a devious killer on the loose, will she end up leaving as a newlywed, or newly dead…?
An absolutely addictive and unputdownable Golden Age cosy murder mystery full of twists! Perfect for fans of Agatha Christie, T E Kinsey and Lee Strauss.

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I’m always excited when a new book in the ‘Miss Underhay’ series is published as I very much like the vibe of the era it’s set in and of course the main characters.
I mean, what’s not to like about Kitty and her beau, Matt, especially when they’re finally getting married in this installment.
I just couldn’t wait to find out if it really was going to happen as you never know with them so I dove straight into the story and as at all times it was hard to stop and do other stuff.
Every time I think that I’m going to savour the book like a good glass of wine, but I can’t as the author just knows how to write in such an engaging and entertaining way you fly through the pages.
This together with some great twists and turns it made for an exciting time visiting very good friends who are now on a new road to hopefully other great adventures together.
I’m very much looking forward to discovering what’s next in store for Kitty, Matt and the rest of the gang so keep on writing Helena Dixon!

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#BlogTour #BooksOnTour @bookouture / #Review : The Engagement – Samantha Hayes @samhayes

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The Engagement Books On Tour

Today I’m delighted to be on the ‘The Engagement’ blogtour, organised by Bookouture.
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NEW Samantha Hayes 500Samantha Hayes grew up in a creative family where her love of writing began as a child. Samantha has written eight thrillers in total, including the bestselling Until You’re Mine. The Independent said “fantastically written and very tense” while Good Housekeeping said “Her believable psychological thrillers are completely gripping.” Samantha’s books are published in 22 languages at the last count.
When not writing, Samantha loves to cook, go to the gym, see friends and drink nice wine. She is also studying for a degree in psychotherapy. She has three grown-up children and lives in Warwickshire.

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NEW Samantha Hayes 500You thought you had escaped him. Until he proposed to your daughter.
‘There’s someone I want you to meet,’ Belle says, as a man draws up to her side. He’s tall with dark hair and stubble on his square jaw. He’s not exactly smiling, but the corner of his mouth curls upwards as he slides his hand around my daughter’s waist.
I grab my husband’s arm to steady myself, as the room spins around me.
I stare into the man’s eyes – jet black. Nothing and everything hidden behind them.
Fear prickles my skin as I remember what he did.
How I only just escaped.
All the lies I’ve had to tell since.
‘I want you to meet Jack,’ Belle says, brimming with excitement. ‘He’s my fiancé.’ She rests her head on his shoulder. ‘Isn’t it exciting? We’re engaged!’
Fear hammers in my chest. I have to stop this.
My daughter’s life is in danger, and it’s all because of me…
A totally gripping psychological thriller from an Amazon No1. bestseller that will take you on a rollercoaster ride of emotions and have you gasping at the twists. Fans of The Housemaid, Gone Girl and The Girl on the Train will be flipping pages all night long!

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Starting to read ‘The Engagement’ I was immediately hooked by the different POVs and the fact that shit hit the fan very quickly.
It made me glad I picked up this book solely on the ground of the creepy tagline, but hélas, as a whole this book wasn’t doing it for me.
I very much liked the chapters of Molly and Hannah’s past as they were very well researched and written in a very intriguing and engaging way.
However, when it came to the present chapters I had a lot of trouble believing the things that happened or maybe didn’t happen.
A seventeen year old reacting the way Belle does or the reaction, or lack of it, by Hannah made me wonder if that would be the case in real life.
I strongly believe it wouldn’t and it takes away the credibility of the whole story in my opinion and than I’m not even talking about the epilogue…
I’m very sorry for the author to have to be so hard, because it’s a very easy going read and I would have loved to spend more time with Molly and Hannah in the past as these were by far the most interesting and emotional chapters to read.
For me it just didn’t work with the rest of the story and that’s totally my opinion only, other readers may react differently and enjoy the book more whole-heartedly than me.

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#BlogTour #BooksOnTour @bookouture / #Review : Her First Child – Sheryl Browne @SherylBrowne

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Sheryl Browne03 small fileBestselling Author, Sheryl Browne, writes taut, twisty psychological thriller. A member of the Crime Writers’ Association, Sheryl has several books published and two short stories in Birmingham City University anthologies where she completed her MA in Creative Writing. Sheryl has also obtained a Certificate of Achievement in Forensic Science and – according to readers – she makes an excellent psychopath. Sheryl’s latest psychological thriller HER FIRST CHILD comes to you from BOOKOUTURE. Her previous works include the DI Matthew Adams Crime Thriller series, along with contemporary fiction novels, The Rest of My Life and Learning to Love.
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Sheryl Browne03 small fileA perfect mother. A loving daughter. A secret that could destroy them both.
New mother Eve is overwhelmed with love for her baby son, Kai. As she swaddles him in a fluffy white blanket, she shudders at a memory of her own childhood. She hasn’t seen her heartless mother Lydia in years, and she hasn’t told a soul about what really happened the night her baby brother died in the squalid little house she grew up in…
When the phone rings in the dead of night, Eve’s heart pounds as she hears the voice at the other end. ‘Hello Mother’, she replies, an ice-cold chill creeping down her spine. She grips her son’s tiny frame close to her trembling chest as she reluctantly agrees to let her mother visit.
But when Eve has to make an emergency call from Kai’s bedroom early one morning, she curses herself for allowing her mother back into her perfect little family.
‘Kai was fine when I checked on him a few hours ago.’ Her mother says, breathlessly as she watches her daughter’s face change from fear to rage.
Why was Lydia in Kai’s bedroom during the night? And as Lydia pleads her innocence, could it be that she’s not the most dangerous mother in this family?
Fans of The Girl on the Train, Gone Girl and The Wife, will absolutely love this gripping and addictive thriller. Her First Child will have you hooked from the very first page!

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At the chance of sounding a bit repetitive, sorry, I’m going to say that Sheryl Browne just bloody did it again.
With ‘Her First Child’ she wrote, in my humble opinion at the least, yet another engaging and very emotional book that wasn’t easy to put down.
From the very eerie prologue until the very last twist at the end this author had my attention full on.
What a roller-coaster it was again and although I should know already that I’m not going to be able to figure it out how it all clicks together I really thought I had it this time around.
But no sir, Sheryl just turned into a very different direction and she got me flabbergasted once again.
Another well-written book by the Bookouture queen of psychological thrillers!

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#BlogTour #BooksOnTour @bookouture / #Review : Murder on Board – Helena Dixon @NellDixon

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Today I’m delighted to be on the ‘Murder on Board’ blogtour, organised by Bookouture.
To promote this book I’ll be sharing my review, but first I have some information

About the Author :

DSC_7063 copyHelena Dixon splits her time between the Black Country and Devon. Married to the same man for over thirty five years she has three daughters, a cactus called Spike, and a crazy cockapoo. She is allergic to adhesives, apples, tinsel and housework. Her addictions of choice are coffee and reality TV. She was winner of The Romance Prize in 2007 and Love Story of the Year 2010 as Nell Dixon. She now writes historical 1930’s set cozy crime. Nell enjoys hearing from readers and you can read her news and contact her via her
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Murder-on-Board-KindleKitty Underhay is drowning… in murder.
Kitty Underhay hopes for plain sailing as she caters a 21st birthday party for the Chief Constable’s daughter aboard a luxury paddle steamer. So her heart sinks when she learns that the man her fiancé Matthew has been tailing on orders from Whitehall, Gunther Freiburg, is aboard. And she’s even more horrified when she steps below deck to discover Gunther, dead in the engine room. One of the Chief Constable’s party must be responsible for his demise, but who, and why?
And the evening is on course for further disaster. As the lights go out around the candlelit cake, a terrible scream rings out over the merry hubbub. A priceless diamond necklace has been snatched from around the birthday girl’s neck… Something fishy is going on, but is this the work of the same sailing assassin, or is it a red herring?
With the local inspector in deep water having to investigate his own boss, Kitty and Matt dive in to help. But when Kitty’s eavesdropping puts her in mortal danger, will everything turn out shipshape, or will it be her turn to go swimming with the fishes…?
A totally cozy, absolutely gripping historical murder mystery! The perfect read for fans of Agatha Christie, T.E. Kinsey and Lee Strauss.

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‘Murder on Board’ is the 10th book of the ‘Miss Underhay Mystery’ series and in my opinion it’s still going strong.
Not only the covers are having a great 1930s look about them, but also the stories are very much set in that time frame and I love it!
I can’t really say anything more than that, as I thoroughly enjoyed every single mystery Kitty and Matt (and of course others in their ‘gang’) try to solve in these stories.
Everything happens at a very good pace so you can get to know who is who and play detective yourself on the way.
There are also a good amount of twists and turns to keep you going and root for a ‘happy ending’.
Another beautiful written, unputdownable cozy mystery with some very lovely characters who every time leave me wanting for more about them.
I, for one, can’t wait for the next installment as this promises to be the one we, fans, have been all waiting for. 😉
A job well done, once again, Helena Dixon!

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#BlogTour #RachelsRandomResources @rararesources / #Review : Betrayal – Kerry Kaya @KerryKayaWriter @BoldwoodBooks

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Betrayal

Today I’m delighted to be on the ‘Betrayal’ blogtour, organised by Rachel’s Random Resources.
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book pic for kerry kayaKerry Kaya is the hugely popular author of Essex-based gritty gangland thrillers with strong family dynamics. She grew up on one of the largest council estates in the UK, where she sets her novels. She also works full-time in a busy maternity department for the NHS.

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Betrayal_e-bookMeet the Tempest family – and get ready for the storm.
Tracey Tempest adores her husband, Terry. But when on his 50th birthday, tragedy strikes, Tracey must face the terrifying prospect of a future without him. Desperate for answers and boiling with rage, Tracey wants revenge…
Together with her beloved sons, Ricky and Jamie, the Tempest family dig deeper into Terry’s past – who would want to kill him, and why?
But what they discover changes everything they knew about the man they loved and risks tearing their own family apart.
Can the Tempests weather the storm or will the past destroy them all?

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‘Betrayal’ by Kerry Kaya is my first experience with the ‘gangland’ genre and although recommended by a friend, who thought it would be right up my alley, I’m not that sure after closing this book.
Don’t get me wrong, it’s a smooth read and the author really paints a picture when it comes to tough, rough blokes and the whole gangland world, but I don’t know.
I’m probably not the woman who wants to know the culprit even before the murder actually takes place.
Also the reason why was very obvious and although the main characters still need to figure everything out, there were no real surprises on the way.
However, I must say that the book certainly lives up to it’s title as it all about betrayal and how people in that kind of world react on it, with a lot of ‘fucks’ and fists! 😉
So I believe it’s fair to say the author knows how to write, and because of that other readers will definitely enjoy this fast paced story, but unfortunately it wasn’t my cup of tea.

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