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Record of Blood
Record of Blood | Sabrina Flynn
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An honorable man with a bloody past he can only remember in part, and a woman dead in the eyes of the world, but all too alive. A confessed murderer, and a missing body lures Isobel Kingston into the night, but she finds far more than she bargains for on the foggy dunes. Ambushed and rendered unconscious, she wakes to find herself at the mercy of brutal men. Desperate, she plays her last card: she threatens her captors with the wrath of Atticus Riot. To her surprise, Riot's very name strikes terror into the men, and Isobel begins to wonder what she really knows about the enigmatic man. As Atticus Riot searches for Isobel, regret hounds his every step, and the voice of his dead partner, Zephaniah Ravenwood, pulls him into the past, making him look at events long buried and uncover truths that he's tried hard to forget. When Isobel's trail leads to an old enemy, he's forced to confront his nightmares, and the aching truth that he isn't the man he thought he was.
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robinb
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Third in the Ravenwood Mysteries series, there is A LOT going on here. The dark underbelly of 1900 San Francisco‘s Chinatown is explored as young women are kidnapped and sold or forced into slavery/prostitution. This series is a bit dark as it points to lots of excellent research of time/place by the author. The characters are fully developed, the dialogue between the mains is dry and witty and the mysteries themselves are well thought out and 🔻

robinb engaging. I‘m happy to have discovered this series. 4.25/5⭐️ 4mo
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Sharanya
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*TW for sex trafficking & abuse

A dark, gritty mystery. The author didn‘t shy away from the ugliness that could be found in America for non-white, non-male people at the turn of the 20th century. She also did her due diligence in terms of how a multitude of POC were treated, & made sure that her MCs engaged with those issues thoughtfully. A rare thing, tbh. I also loved AJ & Isobel‘s blossoming relationship. A gritty, well-written story. ★★★★☆

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Sharanya
Record of Blood | Sabrina Flynn
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#currentlyreading | minor pet peeve in the authors note aside, I‘m really excited for this!

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