Blood Will Out

Victoriahoperose

Blood Will Out | Jo Treggiari

pan

Should have listened to the review on this one. Not for me. Not a fan.

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Hestapleton

Blood Will Out | Jo Treggiari

pan

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

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TheLibrarian

Blood Will Out | Jo Treggiari

so-so

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.

gradcat Perfect review for me, especially with the “Criminal Minds” reference! 6y

TheLibrarian @gradcat The more I think about it the less Criminal Minds like it is for me. There isn‘t an awesome investigating team but I feel like a similar scenario could happen in an episode. 6y

gradcat 😂😂😂 6y

iread2much I love this review, great mix of summary and opinion 6y

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BookishTrish

Blood Will Out | Jo Treggiari

so-so

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.

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BookishTrish

Blood Will Out | Jo Treggiari

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

Jabberwocky I would agree with you! 6y

FantasyChick Absolutely agree there! 6y

Andrea4 Haha I disagree 😂😂😂 go figure. But i feel if you compared the way she spoke about the killer to the victims, they did become nameless and faceless, whereas he was romanticized and agrandized. 6y

BookishTrish @andrea4 Ooooh Interesting point! 6y

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