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Hunting Truth (2014)

by J.D. Chase(Favorite Author)

3.82 of 5 Votes: 1

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Smashwords Edition

series

Orion the Hunter

review 1: This was a complete DNF! First of all, this book is set in Manhattan but everyone speaks like this should be set in London or some other city on the other side of the pond. It actually took me a minute to realize that these characters were not transplants to the U.S. Second, Issy is an unbelievably annoying, self-absorbed, pretentious, slutty bitch! I really wanted nothing more than for her to get mowed down by a taxi or mamed by some rabid escaped zoo animal. Her friends are annoying at best, and really have no redeeming qualities as far as I can see. The ONLY reason this book even got one star is because of Lucas. I did kind of like him, but even he was completely unbelievable as a dominant, alpha male. He came off more as a whiney douche than a strong, confident alpha.... more The sex was boring, and even though I didn't make it all the way through, if I would have had to read one more inner monologue that contained thoughts like "oh,my" and "I heard myself gasp" I was going to gouge the words out of my kindle. Obviously this is a VERY poorly written mashup of 50 shades and the crossfire series, of both I was, am and will always be a huge fan of; this definitely not. I really want my money back!!
review 2: WTF did I just read? Was that really part of the series? The first three books were pretty good then I come across the final book and just read a book that didn't fit within the theme of the other three. The sex scenes were stale and boring, predictable and I found the language odd! This book was set in America yet the characters dialog had a lot of British slang and words. I know the author is British but seriously? Do your research. Very disappointed! Felt let down and wasted my time reading this series. less

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