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Review: Blood Red Roses by Lin Anderson

I recently read the book, The Blood Red Roses by Lin Anderson.

This book is set in Glasgow and it is about a young forensic scientist, Rhona, as she tries to uncover a murder.

Rhona comes across as a young woman who is quite confident in her job, as well as her personal life, that is until she meets a young, blue eyed, Irish saxophone player.  This caused her some problems as she had always been a ‘love and leave you’ kind of person, happily living with her cat and getting on with her job.

I would recommend this book.  It will keep you on the edge of your seat; you will not want to put this book down.

I would like to thank Lin Anderson for writing this book, as it is the only one I have ever wanted to read and I really enjoyed it.

Angela Cox

Burnbank Family Centre

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Thanks Angela.

The book sounds good but I can't se the link between the title of the book and the review; let me know.

I like your use of the semi colon in the second last paragraph.

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