VBT# Deadly Bloodlines - Elke Feuer

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Review: Deadly Bloodlines - Book #1 Deasly Series - Elke Feuer - May 2014

Twenty years ago Detective Angel Mason's mother committed five murders of guests at the hotel she worked at , she had claimed that voices told her to commit the crimes. At the age of ten, Angel was then placed to live in her Aunt's care , where she lived till she went off to college. Angel Mason hasn't seen her mother Meredith since she was 18 years old. Now two months till her 30th Birthday, someone is killing guests again at the hotel and replicating her mother's murders. Angel Mason is on the case, but what happens when the evidence starts pointing back to her mother ? Has her mother got someone on the outside doing the work or is it something more sinister as Angel has started to hear the voices too and they are scaring her and she has her fingers crossed that she's not the killer this time around. As Angel visits her Aunt , she learns that the women in her bloodline are cursed and that at the age of 30, they start to hear voices which leads them down two paths - the first is suicide , the second is to actually commit the murders and we all know which one Angel's mother chose ? Which path will Angel chose or with newcomer Bren whom Angel dated in college , will he be the one needed to stop the family curse ?  What will the police find though when they start to dig into Angel's Aunt's past and find several inconsistences ? Has her Aunt got a dark side and is she playing a part in these new murders ?
If you are wanting a family drama filled suspense where curses and killing can easily be part of your genetic make-up , like Dexter. Then check out Deadly Bloodlines by Elke Feuer, the first in the Deadly Series.

 





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  1. Elke FeuerMarch 28, 2015 at 3:48 AM

    Thanks for your review! I'm glad you enjoyed the book.

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