Sunday, September 5, 2021

Dancing With Dead ( New title: Bring Her Home)

 Welcome to my blog tour stop for Dancing With The Dead ( new title is : Bring Her Home) which is been hosted by Bookouture 








Title: Dancing With The Dead ( New title: Bring Her Home)

Author: S.A.Dunphy

Series : 

Rating 5

Would I recommend it ?Yes

Would I read more of the series ?Yes

Would I read more by this author?Yes

Now on to my thoughts 

First a big thank you like always to the publisher Bookouture , the author S.A.Dunphy, and to NetGalley for the invite to join in to the blog tour for this book as well as letting me read and review it .A new to me author as well as a new series that didn't disappoint me at all. Had me setting on edge the entire time .Plus it takes place in Ireland and beings together 2 thing I love to read about which is  Celtic mythology and cold cases. Another  thing I loved was how the author uses quotes before each chapter and that reminded me of Criminal Minds how they always started off with a quote as will.The characters seems to come to life and just wanted you to know who they were and made you just want to see what happened next.


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Book Description:


She had taken only one step towards the hotel when she heard the car door opening, and then something had her by the shoulders in a grip like steel. Penny tried to fight, but it was no good. The last thing she heard as consciousness drifted away was the whisper of a familiar song…


On a cold night in October a pretty, blonde girl named Penny O’Dwyer is snatched from the quiet main street of a small, coastal town in the west of Ireland. No one saw anything, and a desperate search leads nowhere… Until her abductor sends a video declaring Penny only has ten days to live and a deadly countdown begins.


Criminal behaviourist Jessie Boyle hoped never to work a case in Ireland again. But when her career in London is cut short by a brutal tragedy, she returns to her homeland to grieve – only for her oldest friend to call in a long overdue debt. ‘Help us catch this monster and bring Penny home. We need you, Jessie.’


Throwing herself into the investigation, Jessie makes a chilling discovery: Penny wasn’t the first girl to be taken. As her team find more missing women, she becomes convinced that a serial killer has been hiding in plain sight for years. Nothing seems to tie the victims together, until Jessie realises that that each abduction site is linked to the old Irish myths she read as a child.


Time is running out for Penny, and Jessie’s only hope is to understand the killer’s twisted logic. But he is closer than she imagined… and Jessie is next in his sights. Will she risk everything to save an innocent life?


A totally breathtaking and chilling crime thriller that will keep you gripped to the very last page, perfect for fans of Lisa Regan, A.J. Rivers, Tana French and Lisa Gardner.



Author Bio:


Shane Dunphy (S. A. Dunphy) was born in Brighton in 1973, but grew up in Ireland, where he has lived and worked for most of his life. A child protection worker for fifteen years, he is the bestselling author of seventeen books, including the number one Irish bestseller Wednesday’s Child and the Sunday Times Bestseller The Girl Who Couldn't Smile. His bestselling series of crime novels (written under the name S. A. Dunphy) feature the criminologist David Dunnigan. Stories From the Margins, his new series of true crime books written for Audible, has been critically acclaimed and the second title in the series, The Bad Place, is an Audible True Crime bestseller. 

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