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karapoo's review against another edition
4.0
Hunt the Fae is a great follow up in the series. I assumed wrongly that this book would mirror the first in terms of Juniper and Pucks relationship. I am glad I was wrong! It was a fresh story with its own personality, but fit seamlessly with the first. Lots of tension, great adventures, hot steamy scenes, and overall such a good read!
sandrarose's review
4.0
This book was fantastic and the riddle was gooooooood. I devoured it more than the first and I will be buying paperbacks of this series. obsessed.
navardareads's review
5.0
No words
I can't. I can't even function with how much I am LOVING this series. This series has me in a choke hold, and I love every bit of it. And Puck... Puck me. Holy Puck. All the Puck puns. I just... ah! What even is life.
I can't. I can't even function with how much I am LOVING this series. This series has me in a choke hold, and I love every bit of it. And Puck... Puck me. Holy Puck. All the Puck puns. I just... ah! What even is life.
hhatfieldd's review against another edition
adventurous
challenging
tense
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
3.75
i really liked this one a lot i loved how lark’s story crossed over and how juniper’s character grew, her and puck (oak) make my heart happy
n_atatouille's review
5.0
Another belter by Natalia Jaster!
This is book two in the ‘Vicious Faeries’ series.
I loved getting to know the second sister, Juniper, more in this book. I adored the blossoming love between her and Puck and it’s just too cute.
It’s so refreshing for an author to do more than just ‘pointy’ ears to characterise a faerie as well. This one features a Satyr.
I kind of predicted the ending, but after the gorgeousness of this world, I didn’t really mind!
I loved the setting and the ‘hunt,’ and the whole backstory worked so well.
This is book two in the ‘Vicious Faeries’ series.
I loved getting to know the second sister, Juniper, more in this book. I adored the blossoming love between her and Puck and it’s just too cute.
It’s so refreshing for an author to do more than just ‘pointy’ ears to characterise a faerie as well. This one features a Satyr.
I kind of predicted the ending, but after the gorgeousness of this world, I didn’t really mind!
I loved the setting and the ‘hunt,’ and the whole backstory worked so well.
mrstufflestin's review
It's a very smutty book and the author writes in a very slutty way.
nite0wl29's review
5.0
Okay but Puck and Juniper are amazing!! I can see why everyone I know loves these two so much.
The writing? Amazing as always.
The smut? Top notch!
I need book 3!!
The writing? Amazing as always.
The smut? Top notch!
I need book 3!!
alwaysaaryn's review against another edition
5.0
I loved this book so much better than the first one! Puck and Juniper’s chemistry was off the charts. The development of their relationship and the tension that riddled their interactions was well done. Juniper was an awesome heroine and Puck was such a adoring and hilarious hero.
fairytale_bookworm's review against another edition
5.0
First and foremost, thank you so much for sending me this ARC, Natalia. Ever since I read the first book I’ve been in pain waiting for this one. And oh, it was so worth it.
In this sequel we follow the middle sister, Juniper, as she is tasked with an impossible task to save herself and her sisters. To hunt that which can’t be hunted.
Armed with her crossbow and clever mind, Juniper embarks on the hunt while at the same time being hunted herself. And the filthy mouth and seductive way of the ruler of The Solitary Forest doesn’t make things easier.
This story, which shouldn’t come as a surprise, follows the same structure of the first book. At first, I was a bit scared that it would feel like the same book, but Natalia made this story an entirely new one. Sure, some of the bigger plot points were very predictable, both because of what this story is and because of the first one, but others were so well written that I couldn’t see them coming.
Juniper is very different to Lark. While her younger sister is very feisty, Juniper is too clever for her own good. It was very interesting to follow her train of thought about things that, too her, were entirely new.
Puck had me intrigued from the moment we met him, and his words and temper made me, and surely many others, swoon and laugh.
I loved this book a ton and it made me even more excited to read about Cove’s journey which I can see go in many different directions.
Thank you again for sending me this ARC - and good lord, if you haven’t read these books yet, I strongly suggest that you pick it up as soon as possible.
In this sequel we follow the middle sister, Juniper, as she is tasked with an impossible task to save herself and her sisters. To hunt that which can’t be hunted.
Armed with her crossbow and clever mind, Juniper embarks on the hunt while at the same time being hunted herself. And the filthy mouth and seductive way of the ruler of The Solitary Forest doesn’t make things easier.
This story, which shouldn’t come as a surprise, follows the same structure of the first book. At first, I was a bit scared that it would feel like the same book, but Natalia made this story an entirely new one. Sure, some of the bigger plot points were very predictable, both because of what this story is and because of the first one, but others were so well written that I couldn’t see them coming.
Juniper is very different to Lark. While her younger sister is very feisty, Juniper is too clever for her own good. It was very interesting to follow her train of thought about things that, too her, were entirely new.
Puck had me intrigued from the moment we met him, and his words and temper made me, and surely many others, swoon and laugh.
I loved this book a ton and it made me even more excited to read about Cove’s journey which I can see go in many different directions.
Thank you again for sending me this ARC - and good lord, if you haven’t read these books yet, I strongly suggest that you pick it up as soon as possible.