Sharon Bolton is a popular English writer. Times Magazine calls her work thrilling, and predicts the fate of a bestseller to each new novel. The author has two master's degrees: in business administration and drama. For a long time she worked in London as a marketer and PR manager, where she achieved brilliant success. Thanks to a successful career and her own talents, Sharon knows exactly how to captivate the reader, so that her works always turn out to be interesting, exciting and unforgettable.
Sharon Bolton has an innocent hobby: she loves sailing, messing around in the garden, cooking and watching movies. Currently, the writer lives in Oxford with her husband and son.
Fascinating thriller
The author’s books make an unforgettable impression: the thriller, which tickles the nerves, will not leave indifferent any reader. Bloody Harvest is no exception. This work is intriguing from the first pages and keeps in suspense to the very end - the reader will never guess what the story will end until he turns the last sheet. The plot is interesting, there is an easy love line, but it is not dominant.
Sharon Bolton skillfully manages words. In the process of reading, it really becomes scary, and some readers say that they are even afraid to take up a book at night. Tense, exciting scenes are replaced by calmer episodes, which allows you to relax a bit and get ready for the next sharp turn. Incredibly interesting and unpredictable ending literally throws into shock and causes a storm of emotions, both pleasant and sad.
Plot
In the book "Bloody Harvest", the author continues to describe the life of remote English villages. This time the story was even worse than the previous ones. Victims are little girls found dead or disappearing without a trace. In a small village there are two churches, and the local population is carried away by strange, frightening rituals. The main characters are a man and a woman, a young priest and a psychiatrist, between whom a romantic relationship is struck.
disadvantages
The book is not without flaws. Closer to completion, the story seems long and somewhat tedious. A detailed description of the work of the pathologist makes you sad. The behavior of the main characters is bewildering and even annoying. But in general, the book is read in one breath and impresses the reader for a long time.