Robert B. Parker's Blood Feud (Sunny Randall, Bk 7)
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Genre: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense
Book Type: Hardcover
Author:
Genre: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense
Book Type: Hardcover
Ryan M. (rmadland) reviewed on + 68 more book reviews
I have enjoyed Mike Lupica for years as a panelist on the "Sports Reporters" and when I found out he was taking over the Sunny Randall series, I was definitely intrigued.
"Blood Feud" starts with off with Sunny's ex husband getting shot, but surviving the attack. This then enters Sunny Randall into the situation. Obviously she won't stand by and do nothing. She takes matters into her own hands and starts investigating as to who did this to Richie and thus, "Blood Feud" takes off.
Mike Lupica had very big shoes to fill as does any author that takes over a series and I thought he did a great job. The main characters remained lovable. The storyline was well written and was not predictable. Definitely a page turner.
If you enjoyed the Sunny Randall series when Robert Parker wrote it, I truly believe you will continue to the love the series in the well equipped hands of Mike Lupica. Sunny Randall lives on. Robert Parker would be proud.
"Blood Feud" starts with off with Sunny's ex husband getting shot, but surviving the attack. This then enters Sunny Randall into the situation. Obviously she won't stand by and do nothing. She takes matters into her own hands and starts investigating as to who did this to Richie and thus, "Blood Feud" takes off.
Mike Lupica had very big shoes to fill as does any author that takes over a series and I thought he did a great job. The main characters remained lovable. The storyline was well written and was not predictable. Definitely a page turner.
If you enjoyed the Sunny Randall series when Robert Parker wrote it, I truly believe you will continue to the love the series in the well equipped hands of Mike Lupica. Sunny Randall lives on. Robert Parker would be proud.
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