Born of Bloodshed by A.D Jones

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @zooloosBT for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. Born of Bloodshed is horror genre and is 94 pages, and you can read this in about hour as I did. The story is set in Scotland in a little village and suddenly children start to go missing and then they are found dead. This is short read that gets to the point quite quickly which keeps you hooked to the plot from the set go. There is a great amount of creepiness, suspense, and a bit gory so definitely not for the squeamish. I loved it, it was defiantly for me. I did like the group of teenagers, and it was interesting to follow them on their journey of what's happing to the kids that getting murdered and to see them develop through the book. Born of Bloodshed is action packed and written very well. Great for these dark nights 4 stars. A.D’s Bio A.D Jones lives in the North of England; where he spends his time favouring books over people and can be found writing or devouring said books to review online. He loves Coca-Cola, Twin Peaks, all things horror, and cult movies. He dislikes the movie ‘The Karate Kid’ with a passion that burns brighter than the sun. His debut novel – Umbrate was released in October 2023 to positive feedback. He also has multiple short stories in print through publishing houses such as Dark Village Publications and January Ember Press. You can find him on Instagram - the_evergrowing_library ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A.D’s Social Media Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_evergrowing_library/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Book Links Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/218326137-born-of-bloodshed Purchase Link: https://mybook.to/bornofbloodshed-zbt ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Blurb Death truly had come to the village... Nothing exciting ever happens in the border towns of Scotland, and the village of Newcastleton, with a population in the hundreds, is no exception to the rule. That is until kids start going missing and turning up dead, and violently mutilated, in the surrounding forests. A group of teens will be forced to put down their NES controllers, walk away from their VHS collections, and try to figure out what has descended upon their quaint, little village. Born of Bloodshed from A.D Jones, author of Sacrificial Waters, will transport you to 1990 Scotland for this terror-filled, coming of age story which promises nostalgia, stomach-churning violence, and a group of teens that you will fall in love with. Perhaps don't get too attached!

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