Synopsis:
The Book is open, the Hunters’ powers are back, but Fray’s
plan is back in motion as he gets away with the Book. To Eleanor’s surprise,
nobody rushes after him. Instead, Samson lets Fray go and asks Eleanor to put
her trust in him once more. Leaving the Hunters with the task of finding the
transitioning vampires, he and Craig depart on a secret mission.
My review:
I’ve been looking forward to reading and it did not disappoint. Now I
have to wait for the next book to be written and can’t wait to find out where
the journey takes us.
It’s easy to read, well-kept story-line that keeps you turning the pages. There are great, likable characters and we
get to find out so much more about them most of them in this second instalment,
especially about Riley and Ruben.
There is a great bond between the Hunters and they are happy to see
Eleanor back to her old-self, although it takes some time getting used to
having their powers back. However, not all is happy-go-lucky and the story goes
a bit darker in this book. The vampires are causing havoc and death and the
whole family is affected by their actions including the only human in the mix
and Eleanor’s (Amanda’s) best friend Kimberley.
The hunt for the transitioning vampires is on and it doesn’t look good.
Fray has century and half of experience in hiding from the other hunters and the
advantage of knowing how they work and think. However, he does not have their
bond and determination. This makes for an exciting game of cat and mouse and a
very good read.
Not giving away too much but this book differs from the first quite a
lot. The first book gave us a fab insight into the hunters’ history, where this
second one focuses on the hunt and the now.
Thank you very much to the author and TBConFB for access to this book in
return for this honest review.
My rating: 4/5
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