Review–Hunting Human

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Book Description

For two years, Beth Williams has run from the past-and the beast that dwells inside her. She is haunted by memories of being kidnapped and the savage attack that killed her best friend. Now Beth finally thinks she's ready to move on...with Braden Edwards, a charming, irresistibly sexy man who tempts Beth to embrace the present.

But the past lurks closer than Beth realizes. Markko Bolvek, one of the werewolves who kidnapped her, has tracked her to Portland, Oregon, his pursuit fueled by a hunger for vengeance. Only Braden, a werewolf himself, senses the danger shadowing her steps. The Edwards and Bolveks have been enemies for centuries-and despite the instant connection he feels with Beth, Braden isn't sure which side of the war she's on.

With suspicion at odds with their attraction, Beth and Braden must learn to trust one another to stop Markko for good. Can Beth accept the wolf within-and love a man who embodies everything she fears?

Book Review

Yesterday, I was talking about how it was nice to go back and read authors earlier pieces.  Today I am taking a look at a first novel by a new author. 

Hunting Human by Amanda Alvarez is a richly detailed paranormal romance story. 

Beth Williams is haunted by her past.  Braden is a man with a deep dark secret.  Can they look beyond their suspicious natures to find love with one another?

The author really created characters that you either like or hate.  The characters don’t seem flat at all.  You also feel as if you are there with them, watching them go through their struggles.

One word of warning though, the violence and sex are pretty graphic.  So if you don’t like a lot of violence or sex, then you should probably pass by this book.

Overall, this was a great read and I hope to read more of this author’s work in the future. 

 

In conjunction with the Wakela's World Disclosure Statement, I received a product in order to enable my review. No other compensation has been received. My statements are an honest account of my experience with the brand. The opinions stated here are mine alone.



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