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Hunted by Lindsay Buroker

karrama's review against another edition

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4.0

getting better. i'm enjoying the science a lot and the romance isn't quite making me gag, but it's not the best flirtatious interplay I've ever read. :) Getting better, for sure.

edtkeith's review against another edition

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4.0

A great second installment in the Flash Gold series.

lauralh05's review

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5.0

Loved this & read it in a day. I really like both Kali & Cedar. They are fun characters, their relationship has a great dynamic, and interesting adventures. I'm very intrigued by Kali's new pursuer. Bought #3 as soon as I finished this because I am so eager to read more & was happily surprised to see that #3 is a full length novel!

morepagesplease's review

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4.0

Fun, fun, fun!

iselenamethod22's review

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4.0

I looove Lindsay Buroker books so. much.

* the sassy banter
* the beautiful way she describes facial expressions/movement/actions in a way that almost equals the dialogue in importance and telling the story
* the attractive men *wiggles eyebrows*
* this story has steampunk!
* and the main character is a halfie!

My only complaint is that the books in this series are too short.

mhicks1988's review

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4.0

Hunted was a fun follow up to Lindsey Buroker's first Flash Gold novella. My review of her earlier effort sums up my feelings on the series, but I'll reiterate it here: the Flash Gold series is fast and fun. I appreciated getting some of my questions from the first novella answered. Fun dialogue, interesting, likeable characters, and a quick moving plot all make Hunted well worth the money you'd spend on it and the hour or so it takes to read.

A few things, however, could use some polishing. There were a few moments when the characters used obviously modern slang (I'm thinking of Sebastian saying "sexed up" in particular) that pulled me out of the story. In a steampunk work, I don't expect exact historical accuracy, I expect an imitation of historical speech that readers can understand. There were a few other such moments, I think, but this example is particularly egregious and easily fixed, so I hope that modern slang is something that Buroker will be more aware of in her next effort. Also, I felt that at times, the action scenes were a bit drawn out, particularly towards the end. As a reader who prefers less dialogue, more action, I'd like to see a bit more of a balance there.

That said, I am looking forward to another Flash Gold novella!

paladinboy's review

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4.0

Novella #2! Still great!

pm_ray's review

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4.0

Dunno. I agree with the reviewers who think her series are a bit light and fluffy. However once I pick one of these up I tend to read these books until I am done. Then I go "Oh crap, it is 3 AM and I need to go to sleep..." So she must be doing something right.

threerings's review

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4.0

I liked this sequel novella better than the first one in the series. The characters feel more defined in this one.

jldyer's review

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5.0

Continuing the story of Kali and Cedar in this novella, we get a little more background on Cedar and we get to know Kali better. I always enjoy Lindsay's characters, but I especially enjoy the chemistry between her main characters. Kali and Cedar don't fail to disappoint as they flirt with their mutual attraction.

Peacemaker (The Flash Gold Chronicles, #3) is out now, so don't worry about going into withdrawal yet.