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Haunting The Hunter by Hanna Harp ~ A Book Review

Jul 12
1 min read

Updated: Sep 14

I really enjoyed this book. This was a stretch for me as a reader, its not one I was overly drawn to at first, yet in the end it proved itself.


This book has many perspectives and it tends to be a bit confusing at first, actually it took me half of the book to get the hang of the writing style. But the premise is good. Just not like the book description at all. Its like I kept waiting for me, myself to be involved in the book. However if you look at the little ghost as just another character instead of it trying to be the reader the book becomes way more manageable to follow.


The conversation and dialog in this book were well done and it was easy to visualize the characters actually saying the words. The environment and world building was just enough to keep you invested in the story.


I would have liked to have a better beginning, maybe talking about the history that brought them to the current starting place. And some more on the magic side of it. I think those parts seemed rushed. This little ghost that is supposed to be the reader, would of had to take up a major role in the book for you to feel truly immersed. If this was a book marketed as a Demon/Old God love affair this book would hit a home run...as this is truly what the book is.


This book was purchased on Amazon and give an honest book review by Fabled Fox & Quill

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