Review of The Hunted
by author, Ami Rebecca
Blackwelder
The Hunted 2060 is an awesome sci-fi romantic
thriller about the future. The author takes the
reader on a very exciting trip into a future
society set in Alaska in the year 2060 -
into a future that is not like our own.
The first chapter delivers a cleverly written
description of the main character and the
plight that the protagonist must face.
19-year old college student - April dealt
with the changes that controlled her body
and her urges. Adopted at birth, her true
identity was never told to her until she
had a chance meeting with her siblings
and was told the truth about her past.
She was then introduced into a world
that was unknown yet very familiar to her.
She fought against the beast within her as
she continued to control her body from
changing form as well as her urges
throughout the story. April continued
to attempt to maintain a normal life
while continuing to attend college.
April adjusted to her new reality of
becoming who she was to become -
one of “the hunted.” Half human and
half wolf-like species, April was
introduced to the “clan” and learned
about her family and their supernatural/alien
connection called shifters that can change
into different forms on earth and read
minds of humans.
It was intriguing to learn more about
the future society, the storyline and,
the characters as the story progress
throughout the book. The story was
filled with several twists and turns
that seemed well thought out.
The characters were believable and
interesting. The author took her time
in revealing the plot. I was impressed
with the amount of imagination used to
describe the story line, the characters
and the surroundings. All of the details
of the future society were woven in a
well written manner. Just imagine a
futurist novel with sky cars, hologram
textbooks and robots to name a few
coupled with a supernatural species of
beings with supernatural abilities and
supernatural twists that are very well
put together - with elements of a
sci-fi romance all in one.
I would recommend this book for anyone
who is interested in reading a good sci-fi book.
You can visit Ami’s blog @ http://amiblackwelder.com
