Book Summary and Reviews of Blood and Fire by Nick Brownlee

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"Starred Review. The story jerks ... but it does hold interest because of the heroes' determined goodness versus the pure evil of their antagonists. The colorful and dangerous setting also comes through with unusual vividness." - Publishers Weekly

"In this second series outing (after Bait), Brownlee's multiple-viewpoint narrative keeps readers and detectives guessing to the heart-pounding end. For readers, knowing the story's details before the police dig them out just adds to the mystery." - Library Journal

"[H]e entertains with a strong sense of the storied city of Mombasa and the wonders and horrors of Kenya, vividly drawn characters, plenty of action—some of it inventively grisly—and a surprise ending that might alter the course of the series." - Booklist

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