The Hunt
ParanormalAdded on January 13, 2026
Description
Having been homeschooled until now, Maeleigh is nervous about starting at her new high school. She knew things would be different, but there was no way to prepare her for Gearden. Nor was she prepared to hear his voice in her head. Born deaf, she hasn’t heard anyone’s voice clearly before so why now? And how?! That’s not the only weird thing going on in town. There’s a whole other society living amongst the norm. And she’s not just thrust into it, he tells her she’s a part of it, too. If that wasn’t enough, she now has to deal with someone out to harm the people she’s come to call family. Only, there are still too many secrets for her to navigate all that’s happening and know who to trust.
Reader Reviews
A nice spin on a YA shifter Novel. I really did like the heroine I usually have some complaint with YA heroines, but not this time. I will be continuing the series!
Lots of potential but...Concept was good. Had and issue with MC being labeled as deaf though. She could hear some conversations but not others, whether or not the speaker was looking at her or not. She routinely spoke and was clearly understood. The various interpreters inserted themselves into conversations which should never be done. I also had an issue with the writing. In one sentence the MC was convinced her mate was disgusted with her but then it was a loving look. The writer wrote in both
Not my usual genre but my goodreads group was reading it so I went along. First I was struck by the wonderful names and their spellings. Something about Maleigh, Gearden, Brianna and the gang made me happy and I got sucked in as Maliegh learns that things aren't what they seem in Port Bell. A satisfying take on the "starting over at a new school" trope that leads to discoveries that keep ones finger flicking along the Kindle.--Anna Eriksson Bendewald
