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Wrong Hunt (Fang and Dagger Book 1) by [JS Harker]

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Years after becoming the black sheep, Zack Wright struggles to prove he's worthy of his family's monster hunter legacy. While the family is busy, intel on a new hunt crosses Zack's desk. He imagines slaying evil, defending the innocent, and joining his family on their dangerous travels. All he has to do is kill a vampire.

For three hundred years, Roger has survived his sire's cruelty. He conspires with friends to put an end to their torment. But one night in 1989, he falls into a magical coma. He wakes over thirty years later as a hunter attempts to shove a stake in his heart. Confused and weakened, he needs every advantage he can grasp. The hunter has the potential to make Roger's goal a reality---provided he can convince Wright not to kill him.

Taking down a legendary vampire would catapult Zack's reputation. But to get close to his prey, he'll have to blend into vampire society. That means pretending to belong to Roger. And that means spending enormous amounts of time with the seductive gorgeous vampire and facing hard truths about his family. None of which will be easy in a supernatural safe haven with a killer hunting him...

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ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0B7KQ76XS
Publication date ‏ : ‎ September 27, 2022
Language ‏ : ‎ English
File size ‏ : ‎ 1373 KB
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Print length ‏ : ‎ 327 pages

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JS Harker loves stories. She was one of those kids who constantly had a book in her hands and spent countless hours adventuring with her siblings. These days she wanders into her imaginary worlds and conjures up tales of magic, passion, and happily-ever-afters. She currently lives in the part of the Midwest that makes Tatooine look interesting by comparison (not that she’s ever obsessively thought about becoming a Jedi or anything).

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DLB2572

I'm Ready For More

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 27, 2022

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I wasn't very sure I was going to like this one when I first started it. After finishing this though, I am very glad I stuck it out. I got sucked into the story after a few chapters and now I'm ready to see what comes with the next book.

I received an ARC and this is my unbiased opinion

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Barbie

Good Read, Not Sure About Sticking with the Series

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 23, 2023

There were several parts of this book that I really loved. For one, the characters all had clear voices, and there was obviously a lot of care in worldbuilding. But I didn't love how repetitive the book got at times and how little interaction and relationship development there was between Roger and Zack. I would've liked more development of their romance on-page, because it felt like there was a lot of emphasis on sometimes repetitive details instead of their relationship developing.

That being said, this was overall a good and interesting read, and I did enjoy it. I don't know if I'll read a book 2 in this series, but I'm definitely going to try this author again.

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 30, 2022

3.5 stars rounded up. Quite a pleasant surprise as this author was new to me.

I enjoyed the premise of the book quite a bit, with the hunters versus vampires set up handled quite well. Zack, the black sheep of his hunter family, takes it upon himself to handle a mission on his own. However, there turn out to be a few complications as Zack finds out that the world of the paranormal isn’t quite as black and white as he has been taught by his family, and finds himself in an alliance with Roger, a centuries old vampire, to bring down Seamus, a vampire kingpin.

The relationship between Zack and Roger is handled well, overall, with a slow burn relationship in the offing as Roger must “train” Zack to be a vampire pet in order for his plan to take down Seamus to work. These training sessions are part of a vampire society crash course that Zack embarks upon, with some interesting ideas brought forth by the author (even if they seem somewhat like a Victorian version of BDSM).

I thought there were a few inconsistencies here and there in the plot and characterizations that detracted a bit somewhat for me. For example, the sexual component of Zack and Roger’s relationship went from zero to sixty I thought, even though it’s been established that Zack, while not a virgin, hasn’t exactly had a great history sexually. There was a bit of a missed opportunity here, I thought, for a more romantic approach taken.

And the general setup with Zack being a hunter in a town full of vampires was both intriguing and confusing. While it’s shown that some of the vampires don’t mind Zack’s presence I had to ask myself why they let him stay there. Maybe there’s a reason for Nell (the head vamp in town) to let him be besides Roger’s plot against Seamus.

Despite those quibbles, I did find myself eagerly turning the pages in this story and wanted to know more about these characters. The story ended on a cliffhanger of sorts with the main story arc still being dealt with, but it’s a story I’ll be there for with the next installment.

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4 stars

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 28, 2022

This was an interesting read for me. I loved the epic world building and the fact that everyone had an agenda that you couldn't be certain of. Only Roger and Zack can be trusted and you don't know if you can completely trust them together until the end. But what fell flat was the romance. It was building up to be quite epic and was very slow build, but then right when they were about to be together the first time the author cut away and jumped ahead a couple days with it summarized as something along the lines of they've been boning the past couple days. Intimacy was something that Zack really struggled with earlier in the book, so I felt like that was some what of a cop out to not show how Roger was able to bring him out of his shell.

This is very much a urban fantasy rather than a romance, so if you go in with that in mind I think you'll like it. It has humor and action so that aspect was a fun read. I'm definitely more of a romance fan so I was left wanting. But I would still be interested in reading the next book in the series to see how our heroes develop.

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compelling premise & characters

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 29, 2022

I liked a lot of things about this book: it’s an engaging take on the vampire/hunter enemies-to-lovers romance, and both Zack and Roger have some really compelling moments as characters. The paranormal world building is deftly done: there are layers of supernatural society and complexities and moral ambiguities and depth aplenty, something that Zack, brainwashed by his paramilitary family of hyper-violent, overzealous hunters, has to learn on the ground as his unconventional alliance with Roger begins to develop into something more. I adored Zack as a character: he’s smart, he’s thoughtful, he has a kind heart despite the gaslighting and emotional abuse his family have been subjecting him to for years. His interactions with them increasingly broke my heart, and I don’t wish any of them well. He and Roger, however, I definitely want to see succeed. There’s still plenty of intrigue and peril afoot for them. I definitely found the storyline easy to invest in, and I want to know what happens next (there’s more to come in this series, clearly, and a bit of a cliffhanger at the end of this book). *I voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this book.*

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 30, 2022

I enjoyed this book. It was a fun, interesting read. Good world building. I liked the dynamic between vampire Roger and hunter Zack. It was a very slow burn romance between them. As interesting as I found the story, the romance aspect felt secondary to the story itself. I was disappointed that we don't really get a full love scene from them and all the good stuff happens off-page. This is the first book I've read by this author, and I would read the next book. 4 stars.

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I really enjoyed this!

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 27, 2022

I've typically assumed that the folks who hunt the mosters are the good guys, right? Yeah, you know what they say about assuming....
This story has some delightful hurt/comfort, age gap(lol), experienced/inexperienced, and an AWESOME town I'd LOVE to live in!
What will it take to open one man's eyes to the truth? And how will another recover his missing years?
Interesting world building and fun characters. It's a rollicking good time all around.
VERY toasty too!
Recommend

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