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A review by fadingkings
The Midnight Hunt by L.L. Raand
1.0
I'm a huge fan of werewolves, and lady loving, so I picked this up hoping to find a pleasing gem, but instead found a lackluster book that I couldn't wait to be done with. Far too many characters for you to keep focused on, and the ones you care most about you know little of.
Point of view swapping can be an interesting take on different perspectives, but when every other page is flip flopping between people who you know little of it leaves little to be desired.
The plot, while minimal is there, and were it not hidden between constant passages of mediocre sex, you could almost be interested in the world that was attempted to be set up.
Long story short: there was an attempt made, and the bare hints of curiosity and insight to the plot made it two stars over one.
Point of view swapping can be an interesting take on different perspectives, but when every other page is flip flopping between people who you know little of it leaves little to be desired.
The plot, while minimal is there, and were it not hidden between constant passages of mediocre sex, you could almost be interested in the world that was attempted to be set up.
Long story short: there was an attempt made, and the bare hints of curiosity and insight to the plot made it two stars over one.