- Title: Beneath the Blood Moon
- Author: Darren Wills
- Publisher: Troubador Publishing Ltd.
- ISBN: 9781838597467
- Edition: E-Book
- Publication date: 04/03/2020
Content:
After a woman gives birth in a shady upstairs room, a rich couple buys her child. Dominic Walker is arrested fourty-five years after this for murder and his story is so unbelievable that the police cannot believe it either, although he is only a teacher. He and his wife were only rebuilding their marriage when Laura, his wife, suddenly dissappears.
When she returned months later out of the blue, she was totally different and it even seems Laura is not the same person anymore.
Meanwhile danger is lurking wich is connected to the event that has happend fourty-five years ago.
Opinion:
In my opinion the change of views in this book is too often. After reading about ten minutes the chapter is already over. I think that the idea of this book in general would be great, although it is a bit predictable (at least throughout the last half of the book). It was okay-ish, I guess. The sentence structure and wording was quite good and understandable. Nothing was interrupting the fluency of reading.
Conclusion:
All in all, this is an okay-ish book for thriller fans. I would not specifically recommend it but I would NOT not recommend it either, because (like I said) the idea in general was great!