5 Stars from Readers' Favorite

For immediate release: Author's new book receives a warm literary welcome.

Readers' Favorite announces the review of the Fiction - Fantasy - Urban book "Dead Blood City" by Jo Denning, currently available at Amazon.

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Reviewed By Rabia Tanveer for Readers' Favorite.

Dead Blood City is the first novel in the Saoirse Reilly series by Jo Denning. An urban fantasy of the finest quality, the novel follows Detective Saoirse Reilly's struggles with her past as she faces her present. The guilt of killing a man while on duty was eating at her from the inside and Saoirse was ready to end her life to ease the anguish. However, Saoirse put her feelings aside when she got a new case. A child named Delaney Bascom was missing. The girl was kidnapped, and the circumstances were strange, to say the very least. Something supernatural was happening in Boston, and Saoirse had to get deep into it if she wanted to bring Delaney back home. Would Saoirse be able to solve the case before it was too late? Or would she succumb to her grief and take her life before anything else?

I loved Saoirse. She was the perfect example of a tortured yet very capable protagonist who could body slam someone while grieving. However, she was mature about her grief; she went to a therapist, even if she was reluctant about it. Author Jo Denning gave Saoirse a reason to live, something to hold on to before she finally gave up on living. The narrative was powerful to complement Saoirse and her mannerisms. The tension was almost alive, so thick that I could almost feel it. The author introduced supernatural elements slowly and timeously. Nothing was out of place or confusing. In fact, everything felt strategic and well-thought-out. However, this is a story for adults, especially those who aren’t fazed by gore, murder, cursing, and torture. If you are one of those readers, you would love Dead Blood City. Fascinating and entertaining!

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