Instead, Callum was almost dauntless, facing every problem thrown his way head on. Callum was a likable protagonist, especially given the fact that he wasn’t the scared main character usually involved with scary books. Moreover, I really enjoyed the characters in this one, even though they weren’t the best developed or original. Adam Slater presented an interesting idea involving mythology as well as the supernatural with “The Shadowing.' I really enjoyed learning more about it through the plot events as well as the challenges and dilemmas Callum faces throughout, especially when it threw some chilling twists and turns my way with not only change of events but also the switching of POVs. One of the ways that held true was through the plot. However, it was the perfect way to start the book, in my opinion, because it managed to capture what the book would be like: frightening and eerie yet entertaining. Hunted starts just about how every other scary movie does: with the POV of the “bad guy”. However, Hunted ended up surprising me in some big ways, because not only was I fully enchanted by the world presented, but I also adored nearly every scary yet delicious second of it. I’m not the biggest fan of the cover, and the premise didn’t really sound like something I would personally enjoy. Hunted, the first in The Shadowing series, is one book I wasn’t too sure about reading. If there is a problem I have, it is that the ending events could have been written with more complexity and the story could have been made longer. One should glide through this easy read, written with a visceral feel. This was a fun read of the supernatural kind and this novel sets up a foundation for a promising series where the main protagonist Callum is an interesting character who can sense evil, has the power to see the dead, resist magic and foresee future events. There is talk of the Netherworld another domain where creatures live, monster-like, demons who should not be allowed to enter your threshold expect if invited in.Ĭallum can foresee future events and he helps prevent accidents, he is soon to find out that there are others like him and one by one they are being killed off my an evil Hunter of the Netherworld. 'I can see dead people!' kind of teenager.Ĭallum has the gift to see the dead, he can't communicate with them but see them, he discovers new abilities and treads new territory with fears, his whole supernatural world is about to get ever so more sinister.

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Hunted by Adam Slater