The Hunter's Code: Book 8

De: Oleg Sapphire, Yuri Vinokuroff, Alix Merlin Williamson -translator

Narrado por: Brian Telestai

Where has the Emperor gone?

Who is behind the conspiracy in the Empire?

Are outside enemies taking advantage of the situation?

And most importantly! Can Alexshhhander pull out all the shhtops and make it through?!

You'll find the answers to these questions and many more in this book!

Maybe. Or maybe not....

©2025 Yuri Vinokuroff and Oleg Sapphire; English translation copyright 2025 by Alix Merlin Williamson (P)2025 Tantor Media

Damn good

the story is finally coming forward showing all the ins and outs. I cannot wait to see how this pans out. I also hope to have another big storyline and more books come out

Still just a Bull in a China Shop

Before i start nit-picking; i enjoyed the book and am disappointed the next one isn't available. We got to see a bit more of the Big Bad this time, and some of the global/Imperial conspiracies are starting to come to light. It's going to be fun to watch Xander try to bulldoze his way through what's coming.

As for the nit-picking, i'll try to keep it short.

Short, like the books; this one was at least over 8 hours, which some of the previous didn't manage; even with just another hour and a half, i feel like the author could have fleshed out some of things which seemed rushed in this one (like how the whole Androsova & the Refugees thing was handled off-screen).

Second. Xander, you dumba$$, you can create illusions. just create an illusion of the properly colored ring and stop obsessing over it.

Third, i understand that this is a Male Fantasy novel, and it's not necessarily written for me; and in-addition to that there are some obviously different cultural norms at play; however, i would love to see the women in Xander's life get just a little more agency. i dont care if they're all not/secretly in love with him, or if he's picking up women in bars every night. i just wish that *any* of women in his life wasn't ... completely shallow. Even Ana, who is generally unflappable was breaking down in tears over something utterly stupid; and is willing to do anything (except drop her panties, apparently) for a pretty dress or a kind word.

Finally, to the author: given Xander's sense of humor, wouldn't he find it funny to show up at one of these swanky functions and behave impeccably, like the prince he was raised as, even if just to flabbergast his friends?

Gets better and better

Time well spent. Great addition. Can't listen just once! I love the narrators persona as he reads/portrays the main character. I even read the hard copies in his voice

anticipation!

well just finished book 8 and I already want the next to be out!

books are getting to short

first few books were excellent and just long enough. as the books go on the story is all over the place. lacks the detail for plot. had high hopes for this book series.