Hunter: Mafia Romance (Hunting Her)

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Torian makes it his mission to personally learn everything he can about her. While Anissa wants Torian in prison for all the crimes he's committed, Torian vows to break her. Both have ulterior motives and when they decide on a truce, things become complicated. A truce is not the only thing they want. They both have the same goal, they only disagree on the punishment. There is a ton of sexual chemistry and tension in this book. It is unclear exactly what hunter is really doing, but it is clear that he has a ton of interest in Steph and not just in what she has been doing with her free time. Hunter is working for a guy named Torian, but he doesn’t seem to like Torian or the way he does business. I liked the mystery of what Steph is looking for and what Hunter is doing. No way.” I swirl my Long Island Iced Tea, not bothering to look over my shoulder. “I still owe you money from the last time we had this bet.”

Problem is that he’s just that - a punchline. Like the MMC, his character didn’t really have a lot of depth. Everyone has to start somewhere.” He grins at me and slides over a Long Island Iced Tea, my current drink of choice. “You’re just a little slower at this than my regulars.” Hunter downs the last of his beer. “He’s right. I should get out of here and leave you alone like I promised.”Sorry.” He cringes, and it’s kinda cute to see him uncomfortable. “I actually thought you would’ve come to find me by now. But seeing as you didn’t, I came to offer my support in whatever way you’ll take it.” I want you to move in with me,” he whispers. “I want you to be mine. I want you to be as in love with me as I am with you.” Let’s just call the FMC a bit sexually aggressive. It was refreshing to see a female character completely at ease with her body and desires.

I've been a fan of this author for a long time. So, when I saw she was releasing a new book, it wasn't even necessary for me to read the synopsis to know that I wanted to read it. But I was still surprised once I dove in. Hunter is unlike any of her other books I've read. It's heavy on the secrets and suspense, keeping me on the edge as I waited for answers. The story itself felt very rushed. One minute you are getting the plot then the next Hunter becomes obsessed out of nowhere. From there it is him being nice to her and her being cold and sarcastic but can’t help but want a “distraction”. Which those distractions were more high school hookups than obsessed hitman spicy.

I read each of these books when they were released individually. I think I read each of them as an advanced copy from Eden (Hunter, for sure), but I loved them so much that I ended up buying them! The book is told in dual points of view via dual narration. It was narrated by Maxine Mitchell and Joe Arden who both do a great job. Maxine has a feminine voice which sounds perfect for Steph. She is very good at sounding nervous at times and strong at times and she is very good at having different voices for male and female characters. Joe Arden has a great deep and gravelly voice which I really like. I haven’t cried in ten years. Not in sorrow. Not in pain. And definitely not in the overwhelming happiness currently sinking through every inch of my being.