Thank you for joining me today I am delighted to be one of the stops on the blog tour for The Suicide Plan by Emma Clapperton. I have my review to share but first of all let's take a look at the description for the book...
About the bookStanding up and welcoming everyone to the spiritualist church is something Patrick McLaughlin does most evenings. Most of the faces in the audience are familiar to him, except one. David Hopkirk walks into the West End Spiritualist church in Glasgow and slits his own throat in the middle of a demonstration. Buy why?
Patrick is then catapulted into a case, which sees the death of a child, a failed court case and a family torn apart.
Soon Patrick will have all the pieces of the puzzle but will he be able to fit them together in time?
Buy Link
My Review
The opening is memorable, it is direct and well and truly grabbed my attention. It definitely had me intrigued and left me wondering what would happen next.
A pretty quick read but with a lot happening to keep me interested and I read it in one go as I just didn't want to put it down. I thought with it being a short story I might not get a feel for the characters but I didn't have anything to worry about. Patrick is determined to get to the bottom of things and I liked that he was sensitive to loved ones seeking answers. I have to say that I wouldn't like to dabble with the spirit world just in case anything went wrong.
Perfect for reading in one go although if you are easily spooked maybe read with the lights on!
With thanks to Sarah Hardy & Bloodhound Books for my copy. This is my honest and unbiased opinion.
Author Bio:Emma Clapperton, born December 1985, has always had a passion for reading and writing. She particularly enjoys reading supernatural or horror books.
Emma studied childcare and gained qualifications to work with the early years in 2002, later going on to work in the Montessori sector of early years. In 2017 she gained a qualification to work as a Forest School early years leader and can often be found teaching three and four year olds how to cook on an open fire.
She is the writer of a supernatural crime series based in Glasgow, which she writes under the pen name of Emma L Clapperton.
She currently resides in a little town outside of the city of Glasgow with her husband and ginger cat and is working on future projects.
You can contact Emma via: https://www.facebook.com/
No comments:
Post a Comment