Review of Blood Sapphire's Revenge

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[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Blood Sapphire's Revenge" by Dr. Bruce Farmer.]

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4 out of 4 stars

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Twenty-six years ago, Haddy Abrams was born when some dangerous mobsters gruesomely murdered her father. Her birth was “a golden dagger covered in sapphires, dripping blood." She never got to meet her father or know him. At the age of fourteen, Haddy suffered a rape experience. This experience left a traumatic scar that plunged Haddy into an abyss of depression, where suicidal ideations and thoughts clouded her desire to live. Haddy trained in the military to become an IDF sniper. But after so many years, she couldn't escape the fate that she was destined to kill the man who murdered her father on her birthday. She couldn't answer one question: who was the murderer?

Blood Sapphire's Revenge by Dr. Bruce Farmer is an action-packed novel with all the thrills of military firearms and terrorist invasion. A work of fiction, Blood Sapphire's Revenge, is a novel characterizing hateful revenge and deadly passion. Haddy Abrams' mysterious origin and fearful fate would have readers in a perpetual state of curiosity and anxiety. Aside from the initial plot to find her father's killers, the story turned dazzling when she got involved with a deadly Ukrainian billionaire, oligarch, and owner of a crime syndicate. I was intrigued by this part of the book as it developed the plot immensely.

Given her physical build and outlook in the book, readers would be enthralled by Haddy's competency in handling dangerous missions and situations. The author created an awe-inspiring transition from every event and scene in the book. The book was written with precision and accuracy in the unfolding of events. Each day was duly recorded as well as the time. This rhymed well with the action theme and the happenings, making it perfect synchrony. I loved this in the book.

The perfect fit in the book was the careful alignment of the top enemies. Every detail in the book radiated wealth, power, and splendor. Deadly assassins and scary jihadist movements in the book kept my eyes glued to it. The use of detonators, missiles, grenades, explosives, and bombs gave the book a daring description, giving the readers an excellent opportunity to create imaginary scenarios that fit the illustration.

In addition to the thrill were the mysterious, romantic lovers in the book. “He" had gone climbing with a friend on Mt. Rainier outside Seattle when he locked eyes with her. After nine years of searching for her without the slightest glimpse of hope, this could be a nice opportunity for them. Their love was an awesome fit that readers would enjoy. I have no negative comment to tender on this book.

Hence, my rating of Blood Sapphire's Revenge is four out of four stars. The book was well edited to give readers an awesome reading experience. I recommend this book to readers who enjoy crime-related genres and action thrillers.

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[Youngreader720-OluwabukunmiWilliamsOso]

Wow. This not just explores elements of action but also murder mystery as Haddy Abrams overcomes her depression to embark on a revenge mission to kill the man that killed her father. This is not a book I want to miss out on. Nice review.

[Amy Luman]

My father was such a great influence on my life, I can’t imagine not knowing him. This rating and your comments have made me decide to read this novel. It’s my favorite genre, anyway.

[Hubre De Klerk]

This sounds like my kind of book! I absolutely love the action packed, suspense, emotions and drama in a book like this. It pulls you in with the emotion and keeps you hooked throughout the story. I would love to read this book to see how the story develops, if her father's murderers are caught and also to see how Haddy develops. Thanks for an amazing review!

[FunkyFlowerLady]

A vengeful assassin heroine out to avenge the murder of her father. Intriguing, looking forward to reading it, Lovely review!