Review: Nurse Blood - Rebecca Besser

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Nurse Blood

Review: Nurse Blood - Rebecca Besser - August 2016

I was drawn to this book on Amazon as it was a freebie and the cover screamed "buy me" as nothing screams a horror/ mystery gruesome read than a female standing on the cover with blood dripping down whilst holding a syringe. The book starts with Daniel walking away with a gorgeous woman and then jabbed with a needle and never to be seen again. A couple of years later, it is Daniel's birthday and we learn that he is a twin and his twin brother David works for the FBI. He has finally got a lead on what happened to his brother as another guy in a different state has gone missing and the MO is the same.  As David unravels the mystery and the missing people who are piling up who vanished without a trace, he realizes that Daniel is dead and he will never see him again as his investigation stumbles onto a group of black-market organ harvesters. Cut to our group of Organ Harvesters, we have Sonya who is the only female in the group and works as a traveling nurse and is pretty sadistic, our doctor who is squirreling money away and communicates with his dead wife's picture, Lloyd - one of our sellers and distributors and our set of three muscle. Every one of them has their reasons why they are participating. What will happen though with the group dynamics when they discover the FBI is closing in on them fast and it becomes a game of every man and woman for themselves. This was a fun horror/thriller read and is a topic that does happen IRL as there are millions on transplant lists and if it was your family member dying, some of us would do anything for them right? Even hop onto the dark web and find a black market/ back-alley organ, anything for their survival.


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