Hunted
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Hunted (2017)

Meagan Spooner

Others: Overwhelmingly positive

Beauty knows the Beast s forest in her bones and in her blood. She knows that the forest holds secrets and that her father is the only hunter who s ever come close to discovering them. But Yeva s grown up far from her father s old lodge, raised to be part of the city s highest caste of artistocrats. Still, she s never forgotten the feel of a bow in her hands, and she s spent a lifetime longing for the freedom of the hunt.

ISBN:
9780062422293
Length:
387 pages

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Reviews2

Loved it

when I read it I really had fun with it. Like, I gave it a lower rating for some technicalities, like it's a little bit slow and the ending wasn't quite as impactful as I wanted it to be but I really enjoyed my time in that world.