Review ‘The Blood Led Her’ by Robert DiGiacomo

Centuries later in Philadelphia, Al Campo’s trying to distance himself from
government agencies counting on him to do their dirty work. He unexpectedly
saves Eva, a twelve-year-old girl, when he’s almost shot by an assailant
chasing her down. She can’t explain much about why she’s totally alone, and she
won’t part with her backpack. Al later discovers the scroll she carries as they
visit his sick friend. What he can’t begin to imagine is its immense power.

Only two things are for certain. Whoever’s after her won’t give up, and Al’s
all she has. So it’s a race for survival as he remains her protector. But in
the end, who’s protecting whom?

Author Robert DiGiacomo gives readers a fast-paced thrill ride in ‘The Blood Led Her’,
a suspense thriller that rapidly leads readers through its pages to reach the
conclusion.

Publication Date:	April 19th, 2016
Series:	Al Campo #2
Genre:	Thriller
Pages:	350
Formats:	eBook, Paperback
Available at:	Amazon

  

When I first received a request to read ‘The Blood Led
Her’ I knew this book would be different than my ‘normal’ reads. Since I
occasionally love to read books out of my comfort zone, and this one really
looked exciting, I decided to give it a try.

‘The Blood Led Her’ really wasn’t the book for me.
Although I did find the writing captivating enough to keep me interested in the
read.. I just couldn’t really get into the story. The main character Al Campo,
finds himself saving a young twelve year old girl and soon he finds himself in
some unexpected adventures. This was definitely interesting to read. The author
definitely has a way of writing that keeps you hooked. And I never once
expected what would happen next.

But overall this book just wasn’t ‘fun’ for me. I didn’t
really get the whole ‘Jesus’ part and near the end I was completely lost. So I
find it really hard to review this book. Overall I feel like I missed
something, and just couldn’t really connect to this read. This had nothing the
do with the authors writing, since I totally got that the writing was good.

I guess that I just have to conclude, that this book was
good enough.. but not for me. If your into a thrilling and enticing story
that’s doesn’t go the way you think it will.. Than this is a book you have to
check out. 

I grew up in the Philadelphia area where both stories are
set. I have a passion for history and working in Philadelphia has given me the
ability to include historically accurate and colorful details in my
novels. 

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I’ve been a member of the local glazier’s union for
twenty years and I am now an independent contractor. I live with my family
outside of Philadelphia. 

For more information please visit Robert’s website. Or
visit Robert on Facebook and Twitter. 

I received this book from the Smith Publicity in exchange for my honest review.