This can be seen in the progress of the plot and the wide character development. Last but not least, Hunt has a natural gift for storytelling. His discipline to stick with what is valuable to the reader is without question a factor that makes this book so great. If it’s not relevant in some way then it’s not part of the story.
Instead of simply describing everything with a forced and routine tone, he “chooses his battles” so-to-speak. Then there is Hunt’s remarkable way of painting the scene. Even the slightly overweight Pete, who just happens to stumble into the nightmare from his trailer, quickly works his way into the heart of the reader. Joel is definitely a personal favorite, simply because of the way he expresses himself and the heroic road he finds himself following. From the children and adults to the monsters that come out of nowhere, he never fails to point out the subtle details that make them relatable and likable. Hunt’s talent is deeply rooted in making his characters believable. It is dark, eventful, nerve-wrecking, occasionally funny and packs more than just a few mental punches. Despite the length and the sometimes relaxed tempo, every page has something that will keep the reader captivated. There is no better way to say how brilliantly Hunt creates a cast of characters and connects their lives with a story that screams excitement. The first word that comes to mind after reading this book is “memorable”. All kinds of magical creatures threaten to drag them into darkness. Together they have to face dangers that extend beyond the threat of mere witches. They include Leon and Wayne, who moved into Robin’s old house, Joel – one of the kids her mother used to babysit – and several others. Thanks to her videos, which are fictional according to her YouTube followers, she is able to fund her onslaught.Īn array of characters get caught up in the crossfire. After 3 years of trekking through America and fulfilling her destiny, she finally returns to the place where it all started. Her determination to rid the world of witches is fueled by what happened to her mother, Annie.
Since her release from a medical facility after turning 18, she’s been living in a van and collecting video footage of her dangerous journey.
Robin Martine is the central figure of the story and also the young girl who is on a mission to hunt witches. With a brilliant and unpredictable plot, interesting characters and great control of literary adrenalin, Hunt proves why he is an award-winning author.
All it takes is one page to get swept up in a world where bad witches need to constantly watch over their shoulder, because a young girl is hell-bent on bringing them down. Hunt, comes one of the most “colorful” horror novels this year.
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