The Hunt

The Secret Circle, Book 5

De: L. J. Smith

Narrado por: Devon Sorvari

Duración: 6 h y 7 m

Resumen del Editor

L. J. Smith, New York Times best-selling author of The Vampire Diaries and the inspiration for the massively popular TV show from CW, returns to her thrilling Secret Circle series in this fifth installation, with a dangerously exciting tale of love, witchcraft, and the supernatural.

Cassie's life is far from ordinary. Her best friends are a coven of witches and her relationship with her boyfriend, Adam, is written in the stars. As the leader of the Secret Circle, it is up to her to keep them safe.

But then Cassie's evil half sister surfaces, determined to take Cassie's place in the Secret Circle. And a band of powerful witch-hunters begins targeting the group, determined to destroy them. Will the circle remain intact despite the powerfully evil magic that has infiltrated their ring? And will Cassie survive this ultimate battle between good and evil?

©2012 Alloy Entertainment and L.J. Smith (P)2012 HarperCollins Publishers

Again oh my God Cassie

Believe it or not Faye was actually my favorite in this book and oh my God Susan that hurt my heart and who would’ve thought that Diana would’ve gotten sloppy seconds from someone in the group. but who can honestly be mad at Diana.

Hard to enjoy

None of the character's are likable in Aubrey Clark's continuation of this series. I really wanted to like this book. I actually did like the plot line and thought it was a great idea. But I couldn't connect to any of the characters and I actively dislike Cassie, which made the book so hard to get through. I like that instead of just corrupting Cassie, which is like beating a dead horse at this point, we have now corrupted the entire Circle. However, Cassie is still being awful and turning to more darkness. If the next book isn't better, I'm not sure I'll make it all the way through.

Went by quickly... In a Good Way

The book went by pretty quickly actually and in a good way. It was one of those 'finish in one sitting' kind of books and leaves you somewhat wanting more and thinking that it ended well at the same time.

The Hunt builds pretty well off the previous installments and does well with throwing a couple twists and surprises throughout the series. A number of things did appear a bit (at best) predictable by my tastes but I could probably shrug this off as being due to being accustomed so much to this genre of writing I can almost predict where the author is going with some things. That being said though, some of the things that were thrown at us throughout the scope of the title even caught me by surprised and I am left anticipating the next book to see how Cassie is able to maneuver her way out of the happenings in this title.

One thing that strikes me most in these books and it is brought about a bit more if you ask me by Cassie's mother involvement in the circle... but I can't help wondering to myself.... What the heck is up with the other parents in these books?! So many things happen in these titles to leave me a bit baffled to say the least as to why all the parents of the circle members aren't more involved in what is going on. As secretive as the kids are I am sure the parents aren't oblivious enough to know something is up and that maybe their children are in mortal danger. Outside that little qualm (which I have been having since the 2nd book) the entire title was pretty enjoyable.

The entire title remained true to the series and the genre it is trying to portray and the narration was also very fitting. As before, I look forward to see the follow up to this title.

Great!

Lots of twists and turns. Unexpected ending. Great progress to the close of the series!

Such a thrill!

I really enjoyed this book, it was really well thought-out and it was stunning. I didn't having one of the main characters be a stunning redhead was quite a treat. Looking forward to the rest of the series.

Slightly better than the last

As with the previous book in the series, I prefer LJ's writing - but this one was a little better. The story picked up it's pace a bit and there were a few twists that I didn't see coming!
I'll be reading the next one just to see what happens.

omg the ending of this book has me twitching!

omg the ending of this book had me twitching! I spent the 5hr thinking of what was gonna happen next was telling myself that I would buy the next one in a few days but here I am first thing in the morning buying the book.😂😂😂

Bad

Again, these characters are nothing like LJ Smith's. This book has to be read as if the first books never existed. With that in mind, this book has a better story line than the first written by Aubrey Clark. The characters are extremely overdramatic and mostly unlikeable. Will finish the last book in the series but only to see how it all ends up. I'd recommend you not waste your time.

Written for Pre-Teens

Witheringly inane nonsense. Compared to the writing in this book, Stephanie Meyer reads like James Joyce. Pre-teens might like it, though.

The first 3 books were good-

You can definitely tell they started using a ghost writer after book 3, the story gets progressively worse and worse, I do not DNF many books but I probably will not finish this book or read the last one.

the narration is decent