Blood Red City

Video footage of an apparent murder on a London train thrusts crusading journalist Lydia into a terrifying web of money, politics and power, in sophisticated, shockingly believable contemporary thriller **LONGLISTED for the CWA Steel Dagger** Brutal, brilliant and razor sharp. Blood Red City is pure adrenaline rush from the first page to the last Chris Whitaker Pacy and subtle The Sun A searing, white-hot journey through the dark underbelly of modern London  Blood Red City confirms Rod Reynolds status as one of the greatest crime talents of his generation Tim Baker ________________ A witness but no victim. A crime but no crime scene When crusading journalist Lydia Wright is sent a video of an apparent murder on a London train, she thinks shes found the story to revive her career. But she cant find a victim, much less the killers, and the only witness has disappeared. Wary shes fallen for fake news, she begins to doubt her instincts until a sinister call suggests that shes not the only one interested in the crime. Michael Stringer deals in information and doesnt care which side of the law he finds himself on. But the murder on the train has left him exposed, and now hell stop at nothing to discover what Lydia knows. When their paths collide, Lydia finds the story leads through a nightmare world, where money, power and politics intersect and information is the only thing more dangerous than a bullet. A nerve-shattering and brutally realistic thriller, Blood Red City bursts with energy and grit from the opening page, twisting and feinting to a superb, unexpected ending that will leave you breathless. For fans of Mick Herron, Tim Baker, Tony Kent, James Patterson, Adam Hamdy and Tom Rob Smith.  ________________ Hold on to your breath as this bang up-to-date riveting thriller dives head first into a murky sinister world and doesnt come up for air The tension rises with each chapter and while an electrifying ride, there is a sharp thoughtful edge that penetrates the pages LoveReading Reynolds is a great scene setter and he is as good at action as he is at the development of character Literary Review Reynolds arrived with the casual acumen of an old hand at the crime narrative Financial Times Subtle, original, compelling Sunday Express An outstanding page-turner that ratchets up the tension as it builds via a labyrinthine plot towards a satisfying and well-crafted climax relevant and at times alarming, Blood Red City slaloms its way through the world of social media, geopolitics and hi-tech innovation with compelling conviction G.J. Minett You are in for a treat with this whip-smart contemporary thriller. Strikingly realistic with an exciting, serpentine plot, I couldnt put it down! Hair Past a Freckle This book blew me away, with action on every page. This will definitely appeal to fans of the BBCs The Capture. Terrific stuff! Hooked from Page One Wow! If you love a tense, tight thriller that must IMMEDIATELY be made into a film, look no further! A stunner! Phillipas Quick Book Review A well-researched, complex and fully realised story with three-dimensional lead characters. The creeping tension and mistrust is palpable and theres an absolutely cracking end reveal Shots Magazine See more