#The hunted 2019 free#

It's all first person POV, and shown through the eyes of Eugenia, who is a brilliant storyteller, she was very in tune with her surroundings, so we didn't miss anything. The writing style, whilst I found difficult to get into at first, really lent itself to the story. But, there were other parts that I thought were really poor and would have rated 2 stars. I've rated The Hunted 3 stars because there were aspects of the book that I thought were truly brilliant, well thought out and well written. I can’t wait to read more by this author.more There is action, violence, anxiety, creativity, and more. But that is easily overlooked because the rest is so good. There were a couple small things that seemed a little too convenient.

However, the characters are drawn so well that the actions are believable for the most part. On paper, some of the crazy things that happen seem like they would be too over the top to make the book good. You know something bad is coming and I didn’t want to get to it because I loved Genie so much. There is a creeping dread throughout the first part of the book. It is hard to call it one specific thing. There were a couple small things that seemed Wow! I don’t know what to say.

Slow at the beginning it lures you in, making you feel with the main character and her anxiety struggles and gets you caught up in her later fast paste fight for survival. However, The Hunted is nothing like ST's stories. Even though I must admit I grinched a little bit when I read about the main protagonist being a writer. However, from the first page to the last it captivated me.

#The hunted 2019 free#

I've never read anything from Rachel Blackledge before and only came across this one, because it was a free offer. Slow at the beginning it lures you in, making you feel with First of all, I absolutely loved this book. This smart and twisty thriller will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very last page.moreįirst of all, I absolutely loved this book. įor fans of Woman In The Window and Gillian Flynn comes this stirring tale that will leave you wondering: do you ever really know someone? She doesn’t like it one bit.Īnd soon, Eugenia discovers that it’s not that easy to put down the pen. But her sister doesn’t like the idea of unemployment. She’s determined to break out of her comfy coffin of a life, ditch the pen name, and maybe even meet a fan or two. Virginia wants more books, but Amy Mathews is pretty much dead to Eugenia. It’s a lucrative partnership that landed Amy Mathews literary fame and fortune. Her outgoing older sister, Virginia - the face of the fictitious writer - takes care of all those pesky activities. The best part? She doesn’t even have to talk to anybody. Virginia wants mor Reclusive novelist Eugenia writes a chart-busting novel under the pen name Amy Mathews. Reclusive novelist Eugenia writes a chart-busting novel under the pen name Amy Mathews.