Hunter: Mafia Romance (Hunting Her)

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And the funny thing about Hunter was I had no intentions of reviewing it…life and all that gets in the way, doesn’t it? This was my first read from this author and while I did enjoy this book,I didn't connect with the heroine at all,yeah I get how she had to be with what happened and her trust issues, but she got on my nerves a bit how she didn't want any help whatsoever. Personally I quite liked both Hunter and Steph and felt they fulfilled their respective roles within the story beautifully. By completing your purchase, you agree to Audible's Conditions of Use and authorise Audible to charge your designated card or any other card on file.

Her character profile of guilt vs revenge was a little too whitewashed - I get not wanting blood to infect the innocent survivors, but men of that particular nature don’t have innocent survivors… they leave behind victims, not loved ones.Raised on a secluded retreat for women, she knows a lot about emotional upheaval and very little about men.

It’s personal; it’s complicated and no-one will stop her because she is in control, she’s prepared and she’s good, I mean, very good!Hunter by Eden Summers is a dark and gritty contemporary novel that is part romance, part thriller and will keep you hooked from beginning to end with its fast pace and mystery. You would’ve thought he’d at least try to get to her first before jumping into this OTT killing spree. By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions.

And he's all like ok I'll leave but this isn't over between us and like I just died because their chemistry was too much.Though in reality we see that he is there for Steph and he does what he can to get more involved in her life. Eden can't resist alpha dominance, dark features and sarcasm in her fictional heroes and loves a strong heroine who knows when to bite her tongue but also serves retribution with a feminine smile on her face. Oh and the hero: I mean the book is named after him and there is almost no character development, you only find out a few basics. Furthermore, I wouldn’t learn the female character’s real name (nope, I’m not going to spill the beans) until well after discovering her goal.