Death on All Hallows' Eve by Rita Mistry

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @rararesouces for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. death on all Halla Eve is book one of the series. I really like the cover which is green and vibrant and the person falling down the stairs it makes you wonder who it is and made me excited to open the book and read it. death on all Hallows Eve is short read 256 pagesand is a crime thriller genre which is perfect for these autumn winter months. I also felt while reading this book it is supernatural because it talks about ghosts and people being with you. I found this to be enjoyable and fascinating read. I felt the book is written really well and entertained you from the first page till the end. I really enjoyed getting to know the characters and I loved that you had to guess who the murderer was all the way through. I was second-guessing myself who it was and I got it wrong. Can't wait for the next book fantastic Reid five stars. Death On All Hallows’ Eve ‘Bridget and Eileen sit like two old friends, except that one is dreaming while the other is dead.’ But when Eileen introduces her new dead friend, Bridget’s dream is in danger of becoming a nightmare. Life is simpler when Omisha is just grieving for the tragic loss of her father, Harish. Yes, she is hiding away in a dingy coffee shop instead of going back to university. And she is using her best friend’s brother because she is too young for commitment. Oh, and there is the disgusting possibility that her uncle has been getting up close and personal with her mum. She wishes she could go back to those halcyon days because now, her dad has sent her a message from beyond the grave. A message delivered by complete strangers who she has no reason to trust: ‘He was murdered.’ Purchase Links https://www.amazon.co.uk/Death-All-Hallows-Eve-Tragedies/dp/1066744300/ https://www.amazon.com/Death-All-Hallows-Eve-Tragedies/dp/1066744300/ Author Bio – Rita Mistry has been living on the Wirral for a little over a decade, having been drawn to the ‘dark side’ from Liverpool by her wife, Anne. She has had a number of jobs over the years, such as door- handle packing, stationery selling and burger flipping, but she has mainly spent her working days computer programming which is a small departure from her first degree in English Literature. Having always wanted to ‘be a writer’ and doing nothing about it until beginning perimenopause, she completed her Masters in Creative Writing with The Open University in 2023. With inspiration from the Bard of Avon, she has finally completed – and is excited to share – her debut work. Social Media Links – https://theleadlesspencil.org/leadless-pencil-publishing/ https://www.instagram.com/write_rita_write?utm_source=qr

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