Review: Dear Captor - Liz Lovelock

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Dear Captor (Letters in Blood series, #1)


Review: Dear Captor - Book #1 Letters in Blood - Liz Lovelock - September 2017


Where to begin with Dear Captor by Liz Lovelock. One word AMAZING. Every now and again, I will read a book that stands out from the high amount I read a month, and OMFG this was it for me. Dear Captor is a book that EVERYONE has to read, the only downside for me was when I got to the last page it ended on a major cliffhanger, and now I have to wait for Book #2 to be released. The main character Eleanore has been through so much in her life with an abusive upbringing, only now to be kidnapped just as her career in the journalism world is about to take off at the magazine she has been working at. There is a serial killer on the loose, and he is killing girls after they write their final goodbye letters. Eleanore has been captured and asked to write her letter, but unlike the previous girls who addressed it to their loved ones. Eleanore has addressed hers to her Captor. Will this letter to the Captor be the one sliver she needs to stay alive a little bit longer or will it not make a difference? A fast-paced dark suspense that will have readers captured from the very first page. A must-read for 2017, this is one series I will be recommending to all to purchase.



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