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 Not for me, unfortunately. 'Bleeding Earth' is a disappointing addition to the already oversaturated dystopia genre that fails to offer anything particularly new or original. I really struggled to buy into the bizarre and underdeveloped premise - that is, an apocalyptic event in which the earth becomes covered in human blood, hair and bones - and felt that the entire novel lacked any sort of plausibility or internal logic. It didn't even feel like a horror story, because instead of being drawn in by any sense of fear or undercurrent of tension, the entire concept was just kind of laughably disgusting and gross. Honestly, I kind of hated it. 
 The actual narrative arc felt recognisably derivative for the genre while the complete and utter lack of resolution and answers meant that the conclusion failed to produce any sort of satisfying emotional punch. What is actually going on? Why is this happening? How is this even occurring? Honestly, who knows? I sure as hell have no idea. There is never any actual explanation beyond some vaguely biblical quotes and comments about how the earth is getting back at humanity, and then at the end of the story the blood just disappears. Because why bother actually resolving the central conflict when you can just have it magically disappear instead? Look, I don't even know. I'm still confused. 
 I did enjoy Lea and Aracely's relationship and generally thought the F/F romance was well done. So, bonus points for that, I guess. Unfortunately, it just was not enough to salvage the rest of this mess for me. Sorry. 
 Actual rating 1.5 stars.