Review: 3 fangs for this were hunter’s story.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 05 1, 2014
I received this book from Rebekah Ganiere and “Paranormal Romance & Authors That Rock” in exchange for an honest review.Red the Were Hunter is the first book in a series but does not end on a cliffhanger, per se. This book follows Redlynn on her were hunting journey. Along the way she finds answers to questions she didn’t even know existed, and she also finds mysteries that aren’t necessarily a bad thing. She is tough as nails, and innocent to a fault.This was a quick read that had a good set pace. It had action scenes that were a bit gory, but not too over the top. The storyline was intriguing, but was lacking in execution. I found myself confused about Red’s character. She was very untrusting and skeptical, but would trust a complete stranger in the next moment.I was disappointed with the whole insta-love connection. It could have been so much more developed. They meet for the first time, they fall in love, and that’s the end of it. There was hardly any dialogue between the two, but they knew they were soul mates.Adrian was the head of his pack, but there were no real alpha qualities that I felt came out in the story. I also didn’t feel that the epilogue went with the flow of the book. It was almost like it was added as a second thought to open up an angle for the next book in the series to follow. Vampires could have added so much to the storyline, but it was as though they were just stuck in the story randomly.I wanted to love this book, but in the end, I just felt “meh” about it. Don’t get me wrong, I didn’t hate it, but I also wasn’t biting my nails, as I turned the pages, wanting to find out what happens next. 3 fangs for this were hunter’s story.