Blood Law | Book Review

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Blood Law

Author: Blaise Ramsay

Pages: 276



                'Blood Law' by Blaise Ramsay is a story that revolves around Alastair Maddox who is a former ADA for  Chicago. Lately there have been a lot of murders going on in the area and Alastair is investigating on the matter. He has his suspicion on a mysterious lady named Alexandra DeLane and he takes her into custody for an interrogation. Somehow, Alexandra escapes from the custody with lot of dead body all around. Alastair is determined to get solve these mysterious murders and put Alexandra behind the bar. But Alexandra always makes sure that she is not being caught by Alastair. Will Alastair be successful in getting these mysterious murders solved? Who is Alexandra DeLane? To know read 'Blood Law'

My Thoughts:

                The plot is really mysterious and the author has nicely maintained the suspense throughout the book. Each page has a plot twist wherein we get to see how Alastair really wants to get to the details of these murders and wants them to stop before it gets too bad. I must say that the readers will be curious to know what is going to happen next with all the action that is going on.

                The characters are well developed and interesting. We get to see varied characters such as gangsters, vampires and all the tension that is going on during the time. The author has nicely inculcated all these together especially the murders and how Alastair is in the middle of all this trying to know the details.

                Language is simple and lucid. The narration is nicely and the pace of the story is also perfect making the story interesting. The book cover and the title of the book are apt to the plot.

                Overall, I really enjoyed reading this book and would surely recommend it to all.

Rating: 4/5                 

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