Book Club - September

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In September, I chose to read a book that was gifted to me by some friends in my birthday, back in July. It is Robert Bryndza’s “Cold Blood”. I’ve never heard about this author before but I decided to start reading before investigating.

The book is categorized as a crime thriller and, in it, you are introduced to 2 stories. The first one is about Erika Foster, the detective we get to follow as she is confronted with the investigation of 2 brutal and shocking homicides, in London. The other story is about Nina Hargreaves, a young and innocent girl who falls in love with the wrong guy, a mysterious and dangerous man, Max Kirkham.
In the cover of the book it reads “She fell in love with a killer, now she’s one too.”. So, you can imagine what happens, right? Young naïve girl, falls in love with a manipulative killer and turns into someone like him? Partly, yes, but this story is so much more than that!

Due to the violent nature of our killer and the way Nina still follows him while battling inside with love and fear, this book makes you think about some interesting facets of the human mind. How can someone love another person to the point of accepting the fact that they’re murderers? Do people really follow someone else so blindly when they’re in love? Can we even call it love?

A lot of questions come into mind but, basically, throughout the entire story I kept thinking about what I would do if I was in a similar situation. And I do love a book that makes me think.

It was super easy to read and, in the end, there were some author’s notes in which I found out that this was the 5th book of Erika Foster’s crime thriller series, so I’m looking forward to uncover and solve more crimes alongside this amazing character.

If you are into fictional crime stories I totally recommend this book, I assure you, you’ll read it in no time and you’ll be begging for more!

For more information about the author and related books: https://robertbryndza.com/



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