Bloodstock

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Pub Date Nov 02 2020 | Archive Date Apr 15 2021

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Description

After what feels like a lifetime of mayhem, Simon Ellice returns to the Hampshire village where he grew up. He enjoys the solace and tranquility of rural life, working on a farm and getting to know the lively locals, but suddenly Si walks right into a deadly mystery. Old friends are going missing and then turning up dead. Someone from the City is spreading their evil tentacles and Si dives into London's underworld to uncover a conspiracy of poisoning, murder and pagan ritual that threatens those closest to him. Written with Humphris’ razor-sharp style, this is Simon Ellice's darkest and most challenging adventure yet, touching on themes of sacrifice and objectification, that threaten the very foundations of our civilised world.

After what feels like a lifetime of mayhem, Simon Ellice returns to the Hampshire village where he grew up. He enjoys the solace and tranquility of rural life, working on a farm and getting to know...


Marketing Plan

Blog tour with Random Things Tours (@RandomTTours) 29 October - 7 November

PigeonHole serialisation 23 October - 1 November

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Blog tour with Random Things Tours (@RandomTTours) 29 October - 7 November

PigeonHole serialisation 23 October - 1 November

shop floor promotions with local (Bath) indies


Available Editions

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ISBN 9781999651725
PRICE £9.99 (GBP)

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i really enjoyed reading this book, the characters were great and I really enjoyed the story. the writing was really well done.

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When I chose this ARC i didn't know what to expect as I requested it because I found the blurb interesting.
It was a great surprise and I thoroughly enjoyed.
It's gripping, well written, full of humor and highly entertaining.
Simon is an interesting character and the character development is excellent.
I want to read the other books in this series.
Highly recommended.
Many thanks to the publisher and Netgalley for this ARC, all opinions are mine

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The Simon Ellice Series incorperates Deadground, Go Fast, Starlight and Bloodstock by Rod Humphris. These are a set of books that are all different in their own way. Not everyone will enjoy these but I am happy to clarify, I did!
Bloodstock is the newest release and we get caught up with Simon and his life. I do think Bloodstock can be read without the rest first, but in my humble opinion, every other book gives you a feel for this man, who I can easily call an action man. I have a tendency to liken Simon to a Bond type of man.He gets caught up in allsorts constantly.
Deadground sees him in Afghanistan serving in the Army and fighting Taliban. This is written in such an authentic way, I could have definitely been there.I was so into it I wished it wasn't a Novella.
Go Fast is the first full novel Simon has starred in, this time we see him in Morrocco, getting up to no good running Hash from Morrocco to Spain in his boat, getting himself in the middle of illegal things.
Starlight we find him in Jamaica, this time spending too much time with the Hollywood set and this leads to more excitement again. This man is unshakeable, I think he is a magnet for trouble, but it does make for some exhilarating adventures.
Bloodstock sees him getting dragged in to the London's underworld to try to uncover poisonings, pagan rituals and murders. His friends go missing and turn up dead, so as Simon does, he attempts to get it all sorted.
I thought the illustrations in the books are a really unique touch. They add something to each and every book, although they aren't used as much in Bloodstock as they are in the others they still added to it.
I really highly recommend all these books for a cracking read amd to transport your way out of this Lockdown year!
Thank you to Random Things Tours and Rod Humphris for the series of the books so I could give you my thoughts today on the series as a whole.

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