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I’ve always been drawn to the supernatural side of things so naturally I love to dive into a good book of it. L. J. Smith has been born with the gift of knowing what to give her readers and even better- when to stop and leave them hanging for more. So many authors drag a series on (even if it’s amazing) when it should have stopped and it becomes thinned and watered down . She never does . I think she is absolutely classic and will forever be known as a supernatural go-to.


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Huntress Book 7 Night World Lisa J Smith 9780340709535 Books Reviews

"Huntress" is the seventh book in the "Night World" series, a range of books concerning the secret going-ons of vampires, witches and shapeshifters in our everyday world. Previously, the books were predominantly love stories between humans and Night World members, but "Huntress" is the book where things begin to get a bit more interesting...
Jez Redfern is confident in her abilities and her life - she spends her nights hunting down humans with her gang for fun, and alternatively flirting/fighting with her second-in-command Morgead Blackthorn. But then a vision disrupts this life forever she is not a full-blooded vampire, but the daughter of a vampiric father and a human mother. As this knowledge endangers her very life, she abandons her gang, joins the benevolent Circle Daybreak and goes to live with her human relatives.
Several years later, Jez is leading a double-life attending school by day with her annoying cousin Clare, and hunting her former allies at night under the instructions of the Circle. On this particular night she arrives home (in trouble with her family once more) to find another member of Circle Daybreak in her room Hugh Davis. Hugh gives her the most important mission yet a prophecy has risen that describes four "Wild Powers" that are destined to stop the coming apocalypse at the turn of the millennium.
And why has Jez been chosen to find the first of these Wild Powers? - (whose clue to their identity is used for my review's title) - Because someone has come forward claiming knowledge of the first Wild Power, and it's none other than Morgead. She must return to her gang and reclaim leadership, all the time knowing that if her true identity is found out then her life would be forfeit. And there are other darker powers looking for the Wild Power...
"Huntress" is one of the most rewarding books in the "Night World" series, concerning a desperate search, family ties, identity issues, Night World politics, and a growing sense of doom as the apocalypse ticks closer. However, don't get too involved in the characters and their situation - L. J. Smith has never published the last book in this series "Strange Fate" that wraps up the entire story (but as the millenium has come and gone without a hitch, I think we can assume that the good guys were successful).
L. J. gives some nice touches to the mix, with mentions of previous characters and events, plus the actual appearence of a character from "The Chosen", that has an unexplained burn mark that only readers of that previous book will understand. We also get another retelling of the Night World ancient history that fits in nicely to what we already know about Hellewise/Maya/the dragons and all the other eras of history.
At times it feels a bit rushed - Jez has found out her secret and moved in with her human family at the end of three very short chapters, and I'm getting increasingly amused at the ages of the vampires despite the fact that they are immortal, all of her lamia characters just *happen* to be either seventeen or eighteen years old - where are all the grown-ups?!
Night World #7 Huntress, by L. J. Smith

In "Huntress," Smith develops a larger story line for her Night World series. The new concept deals with the coming millennium and a possible apocalypse that will wipe out humanity and return the world to an age where the Night World rules, rather than exists on the fringes. Humanity will only be saved if four legendary Wild Powers are found and kept safe by Circle Daybreak. But the Night World is searching for these powers as well...

Enter Jez Redfern. Once a kickass vampire chick who hunted people like they were animals, she's now a vampire hunter and living as a human. Jez is unique - the only human-vampire halfbreed known to exist. She lived most of her life thinking she was a vampire, but the day she found out she was half-human she swore off her old life. Intent on making up for all the evil she'd done before, she now helps Circle Daybreak hunt the very denizens of the Night World who were once her people.

Circle Daybreak sends Jez into certain danger when they learn her old vampire gang has one of the Wild Powers. They need Jez to find and bring the person back to Circle Daybreak before the Night World council arrives and takes control. But Jez has a few problems...she has to rejoin her old gang, has to deal with Morgead...a vampire who swears he's her soulmate...and she has her human cousin sniffing behind her. Not to mention she has to protect the potential Wild Power.

"Huntress" is one wild ride, full of action. Jez is undoubtedly one of my favorite Night World characters. She's strong, honorable, determined, and half-vampire! Smith also draws a greater connection with the other Night World books, ramping the series up for an explosive finish. I for one can't wait for the final book, which will finally be published in 2010.

4/5.
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Read in February, 2011

Review
The plot is good and the writing is excellent, it is the start of the books concerning Wild Powers. Anyone who likes unexpected suprises, it has a twist in the end and the one in the begining.

Among some of my favorites. Outstanding literary work. The characters are well developed, interesting. The liked characters are likable and the hated are unlikable. The writing is captivating enough to keep you interested until the end and leave you wanting more. It has a fairly original or uniquely well-developed plot. The pretense and romance were well balanced and done with properly distributed amounts of hints, behaviors, and chemistry. Not so much predictable if at all. Overall, loved it, I recommend reading!!
Probably my favorite series of this genre, the only downfall is waiting for the last book in the series to be published
Cheesy and awesome, just as I remember it from high school. I recommend the entire series.
Love this series. I wish there were more (
I’ve always been drawn to the supernatural side of things so naturally I love to dive into a good book of it. L. J. Smith has been born with the gift of knowing what to give her readers and even better- when to stop and leave them hanging for more. So many authors drag a series on (even if it’s amazing) when it should have stopped and it becomes thinned and watered down . She never does . I think she is absolutely classic and will forever be known as a supernatural go-to.