Review: Deadly Hunt by K.L. Humphreys

**For readers aged 18 years and above. This book contains scenes you may find disturbing.**

Paw Prints Rating: iiii

Book Synopsis -

Sophia Dallas has recently been discharged from the Army after suffering at the hands of the enemy. On her journey to healing, she has finally started to live her life, but the past never really stays in the past. 

Nathan Slade, a former FBI agent, now owns his own P.I business, has taken on a case that could make or break him. In all the chaos, he meets the love of his life. 

What happens when the man Nathan's hunting also happens to be a man on the hunt himself - only his target happens to be the love of Nathan's life? 

Lives will be lost, leaving pain and suffering in the wake of destruction while Nathan and Sophia learn the hard way that the future is never promised – especially theirs 

Book review -

This is not normally the type of book I would read. I was a military wife for 8 yrs and even though my husband was USAF and never saw anything like that as he was support not combat, I have had a few family that have been in the Army and Marines, so this was very much not an easy read for me as it hits way to close to home in some aspects. With that being said, I read the book anyway and I'm glad that I did.

This story really hit close to home on many levels...I was never abandoned by my mom like Sophia was...but I know what abuse is like as I'm a Domestic Violence survivor. Knowing that Sophia still managed to grow up and live the life she wanted is amazing and speaks to the way she was raised and the people that raised her.

The story moved a bit fast so I think some details were left out, but otherwise it was really a great read.

I don't want to go too much more in depth as I feel it would reveal too much of the story and that would just be no fun!!

I look forward to reading more from this author provided it isn't military based, that is just a bit too hard for me.

Happy Howls (positives): I love the relationship dynamic between Soph and Nathan....I actually know people that have that very kind of relationship

Gruesome Growls (negatives): I personally would not write a story based in another country then have the characters speak in dialogue like they were in the country I'm from (i.e. US based story speaking like they were in the UK) it irks me a bit because I don't feel that the author didn't research how American's actually speak. The story is also just kind of thrown together so there are parts that kinda don't make sense and really need a bit more detail and other parts that are just shorter then necessary. Also, I don't feel that enough research into American military was done...anyone who has not been in the service would read this and think that our soldiers get paid a ton of money that they don't get...most combats vets make less per hr (when broken down) then some fast food managers. The story was amazing but I think a bit more research could have made the story epic!!

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