Kill For Me (Detective Hannah Robbins #5) by Rebecca Bradley
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Today I am pleased to be able to
participate in the blog tour for Kill For Me by Rebecca Bradley. My thanks go to Damppebbles Blog Tours.
About the Book
A deadly game. An unstoppable
killer. The perfect alibi.
Lucy Anderson is late collecting her daughter from nursery. A mistake that could prove fatal.
Her daughter is gone and there is only one way Lucy can get her back. The
ransom is simple, she has to kill someone…
And this is just the beginning. A deadly game with a domino effect has started as the real killer forces others to do his bidding.
Can detective inspector Hannah Robbins find the killer’s next puppet before they’re forced to strike or will this be the case where her opponent has found the perfect way to kill?
Pick up Kill For Me for impossible choices and moral dilemmas and see where you would fall.
For fans of Peter James and Angela Marsons
Review
This is the first book I have read in the series and despite being the
first book I’ve read is the fifth book in the series. This however does not distract from the story
or spoil your enjoyment of the book. You
are able to follow the back stories as there is enough information without giving
away any of the other books.
I finished the book over a week ago if not more, and even though I am on
the blog tour for this book have struggled to put my review together. This is not because I haven’t enjoyed the
book but more I don’t want to give too much away.
How would you feel if you child was kidnapped or went missing from
school, seemingly picked up by a friend of yours according to school who say that
you texted to say that this person could pick your child up!! If that was me I would panic.
How would you feel if you then got a message saying your child is safe
but to get them back you must kill someone and then send a picture to prove
that the person is dead. It doesn’t have
to be a particularly person, a stranger will do. The only rule is that you can’t involve the
police as they will know you have been in contact with them and your child will
die!! Again if that was me I would
panic.
The above is only a snippet of what the book is about and DI Robbins is caught
up in trying to unravel multiple crimes and the reader is left wondered in things
are connected or are they just seemingly separate incidents.
A fantastic book and I am certainly going to be going back to the beginning
to read more of DI Robbins.
About the Author
Rebecca Bradley is a retired police
detective. She lives in the UK with her family and her two cockapoo's Alfie and
Lola, who keep her company while she writes. Rebecca needs to drink copious
amounts of tea to function throughout the day and if she could, she would
survive on a diet of tea and cake while committing murder on a regular basis,
in her writing of course.
She writes the DI Hannah Robbins police procedural series and has also released a standalone novel, Dead Blind, about a cop who acquires prosopagnosia, also known as face blindness.
She writes the DI Hannah Robbins police procedural series and has also released a standalone novel, Dead Blind, about a cop who acquires prosopagnosia, also known as face blindness.
To receive a free novella sign up to her readers' club and you will be able to download the prequel to Hannah Robbins series. Find it on the blog at rebeccabradleycrime.com You'll also be provided exclusive content and giveaways.
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To buy from:
www.amazon.co.uk
Check out the rest of the blog
tour with these fabulous blogs:
My thanks to Rebecca Bradley for a copy of the book and also Emma
Welton @ Damppebbles Blog Tours for my spot on the
blog tour.
Thanks so much, Bev x
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