Hunter

Immortals of New Orleans, Book 10

By: Kym Grosso

Narrated by: Wen Ross, Kai Kennicott

From NYT and USA Today best-selling author Kym Grosso...a novel in the Immortals of New Orleans series, now optioned for film.

Hunter Livingston’s trip to Hell had been a calculated risk. Best case scenario, the Alpha would save a friend and come out unscathed; at worst, he’d burn in flames for eternity. But finding the high priestess had never been part of his plan, nor was rescuing the near-dead stranger he'd found lying by her side. Drawn to the mysterious woman, he’d sworn to protect her from the rogue pack who sold her into Hell and the demon who sought her soul.

With royal blood flowing through her veins, Dr. Willa Jacobs had long hidden her Lycan heritage. Deep within the rainforest, she’d unearthed a discovery that drew the attention of both humans and the forces of evil. Rescued by the charismatic Alpha, she’d known her kidnappers would never give up looking for her or her research. As the dominant Alpha stirred her beast to rise, her emotions warred, and she was more determined than ever to see her adversaries burn in Hell.

From Wyoming to Louisiana, Hunter and Willa spiral into an erotic and dangerous journey where they question who is foe or friend, and must fight to destroy their enemies. As Willa grows closer to the sexy Alpha, will she divulge her true nature, embracing the strength of her abilities? If they survive, will Hunter claim his mate, accepting the hellfire that runs through her veins?

Hunter is written to be listened to as a stand-alone, but many listeners prefer to hear the series in order.

©2019 Kym Grosso (P)2019 Kym Grosso

A Hit and Miss

The story and MF writing was good, per usual but I miss Ryan West’s narration. There are very few male narrators that can pull off female narration but Ryan does it straight without adding what he thinks is a female voice. For most male narrators that ends up being some high pitched 13-year old. In this dual narration the female sounds like a teenager, whiny and unsure of what to say. She was just a turn-off for me. The male narrators was fine.

So all and all the book was a hit and miss but WTF with the ending? Now I can’t wait to read Viktor’s story.

It’s great

Love the new narrators!!! Steamy sex scenes, great characters, intriguing plot. Will listen to the next one when available.

Can It get any hotter?

Just when I think that this series couldn't get any hotter....my my my... Hunter the latest book in the Immortals of New Orleans series delivered 100%. Good to see and get to know new characters, while revisiting some old. Glad to see everyone made it out of Hell. The story really picks up, unfortunately we do not figure out who Elspbeth was working with, all we know is demon or demon kind. Hopefully the next book will enlighten us as to how she landed in this pile of you know what, but until then...
Buckle in for the ride.

Menza Menza

I love Hunter and I enjoy the story but Victor really got on my nerves.. and so did Willa at times .. geez I even at one point said OMGOSH SHUT UP !

I like people joking around but Victor was way over board he got on my nerves even in book 9 , Willa's attitude at times made me want to slap her . it also irritated me the way Willa spoke to Hunter he deserved better then her ..

She is just so arrogant and bossy and most of the time wouldn't listen .. I think a little of it could have been the women who spoke Willa's part ..

But I'm glad I listened to this book because I like the series.

Hunter

Even though I have read Hunter, hearing it read really helped me be in the story.

When Hunter goes into hell to get Victor, little does he realize he would find the high priestess and his mate as well. What a wild ride to save Willa from a future lifetime in hell. But why is Willa so different, what is it about her? Will Hunter and Willa be able to have a life together or will the demons be able to get her and to her back to hell?

Loved Kai's narration. Sometimes is was hard to tell one character from another with Wen. But all and all good narration.

Just love all of Kym's books.