Review: They Are The Hunters - Faith Gardner

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Review: They Are The Hunters - Faith Gardner - January 2024

One of my authors that I have been enjoying her thrillers is Faith Gardner and with KU, I have been able to experience more of her titles. This one captured my attention with the funky cover. The Hunters' family look normal and perfect from the outside, but they all have a secret and one girl will soon have them all implicated in a murder. But of course, what she won't realize is that the Hunter Parents will go to lengths to protect their children, and even though they have supported this girl and taken her under their wing, she is not a Hunter and never will be. Olivia has a secret, she wants to murder her dad and so she tells Eliza that she is thinking about it ( Implication #1), she asks Cal who is a crime writer for suggestions under the pretense of writing a thriller book (Implication #2) and then she cozies up to Ethan who is obsessed with psychopaths and is wondering if he is one to help her finish the job and bury the body ( Implication #3). What Olivia didn't count on is that the mum has experience in murdering and if she got away once before, she will do anything to have her secret buried deep even if that means Olivia has to be the one to be eliminated.  This was a good read and I did like the twists with the story and now I am looking forward to reading Faith Gardner's newest title "The Mirror Girls".

Amazon: https://amzn.to/4feThvD



 






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