Lenna W. (bratz54) -
It was really good, lots of action, drama, building-ish relationship, mystery with a touch of paranormal. I just didn't like how her brother just left her alone to defend he life by herself for 3 years with no one but her self and her life training, and he leaves nothing other than a note saying 'don't find me'. She is stubborn and that's what she'll do go hunting and will take any demons down that's in her path. Ronan was turned against his will then years prior and he's now looking for a way to become fully human and Ivy is part of this path. They will fight but they will love.
Rachel A. (ra7) reviewed Releasing the Hunter (Harlequin Nocturne, No 168) on + 1010 more book reviews
Pleasantly surprised with this. Ivy is a demon hunter whose brother disappeared 3 years ago. While at a job, she runs into Ronan. Ronan is a half-demon, turned against his will. Ronan wants to find Quinn for his own reasons. I liked the directions this want. Ivy realized that not everything is black and white. Nice wrap-up. Looking forward to next book about Quinn (who needs to learn his own lessson) and Daeva.
