The Final Hunt by Audrey J. Cole
- Published on June 21, 2022
- Shalini
- in Book Posts, Book Reviews, Digital Reads Media, Digital Reads PR, Digital Reads Reviews, Fiction
Blurb
After John disappeared while hunting – presumed dead from a bear attack – Cameron found the crime photos.
His role in the recent Seattle serial murders was discovered.
The media destroyed her reputation.
She lost her dental practice, is on the brink of losing her home.
Everyone has a secret.
But if her husband could hide the unimaginable from her, who’s to say he’s truly dead?
“What brings you so far from home?” the Alaska State Trooper had asked.
The truth.
My Review
What was it all about
The Final Hunt by Audrey J. Cole was a thriller set in cold, snowy backdrop of Alaskan remote lands.
Cameron found a few photos at the family cabin. A shocker. Her husband, who had died in a bear attack, was a serial killer.
The Teacher Killer.
The media and cops were behind her, implicating her in the crimes. She was innocent of these crimes.
But
She was hiding a big secret.
How it made me feel
The first 40% was quite exciting. And I loved watching the stakes getting higher as Cameron realized the truth about her husband.
Then the book went on a different tangent of The Final Hunt.
The Good
The premise of the book was fantastic and pulled at the threads of my interest.
I liked Cameron who was caught unaware in the cross-hair of her husband’s crimes.
The story was fast-paced and could be finished in a couple of hours.
The Bad
There was a lot of information about survival in the cold fronts of Alaska.
The entire plot line was underwhelming and predicable.
Unnecessary scenes – so many near deaths – were written in, which didn’t add anything suspense to the plot line.
Insta love and trust was felt for someone who never returned them.
The Conclusion
Much ado about nothing with a lot of unnecessary information – be warned about rabid wolf packs – diluted all the thrill in this thriller.
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Book Details
Publication Date: June 2022
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One Response
sorry ’bout this one.