The Renegade Hunter

A Rogue Hunter Novel

De: Lynsay Sands

Narrado por: Kirby Heyborne

Nicholas Argeneau is not your typical rogue hunter in The Renegade Hunter, the latest installment of the Rogue Hunter series from New York Times bestselling author Lynsay Sands. Though he spent centuries targeting vampires who break the immortal laws, for the past 50 years Nicholas has been a rogue himself. But then he saves a beautiful mortal from a terrifying bloodsucker, and everything changes . . .

LYNSAY SANDS MAKES ANOTHER HOME RUN!!!!!!!

"THE ROGUE HUNTER: A ROGUE HUNTER NOVEL" is fantastic when it starts out accellerating all out and continues through out the entire novel. The humor, twists, and romance continue all the way through. Lynsay Sands "Argeaneau Vampires" are my favorite and the narrator, Kirby Hayborne is top notch to say the least. For pure entertainment, you can't do any better than Sands and Hayborne.

what was up with the music?

at the beginning and end, there was background music that was very distracting and annoying. if had been a lot quieter it would have been easier to ignore. I hope that doesn't happen with every book from here forward 😕

The Renegade Hunter

I think this is my favorite one so far! I really liked Jo and her strength througout. She stood up for Nicholas and believed in him when noone else would. I may be a little bit old fashioned but I really like The "life" mate thing.

Can't wait to read some of the other book.

Great story, poor quality recording

I love every single one of Sand’s argeneau books. Unfortunately the audio quality of this one falls short of pretty much any bar. It sounds as if the actor is speaking through a mask and into a water wrapped microphone.

Great story until the end

I've listened to a few of the Argeneau books, but this was my first in the Rogue Hunter series. This is book 3, and while it would be helpful to know some of the other Argeneau history, you don't need to read the others in this series to understand what's going on.

I was pleasantly surprised by the edgier story line than the more light-hearted Argeneau books...until the end, that is. I won't spoil it for you, but the end left me wondering if this was the vampire version of "who shot JR?" from the old Dallas TV show.

The performance by Kirby Heyborne was acceptable, though the pace of the narration was a little slow for me - not how I would imagine the characters would really sound. Most of the characters' voices weren't all that different, with the notable exception of Lucien Argeneau, which really stood out. I'd listen to Kirby do Lucien all day long.