It's a time of joy for Hunter as he is reunited with his father, who vanished mysteriously years before. Only Morgan senses that something is wrong...
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Oct 28, 2010
Chibineko
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I'll admit that I had the same problem as some of the other readers did- it was a little strange to see the point of view shift from Morgan to Hunter. Part of me kept wanting to see it from Morgan's POV, although after a while I managed to get into his way of speaking & thinking.
This entry into the Sweep series has Hunter finally traveling to meet up with his parents after their abrupt departure about eleven years before. When he finally finds their home, Hunter is shocked at what he More...
This entry into the Sweep series has Hunter finally traveling to meet up with his parents after their abrupt departure about eleven years before. When he finally finds their home, Hunter is shocked at what he More...
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Feb 21, 2011
Liza
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If you wrote a book which included characters who speak another language, would you want to make sure the phrases you wrote were accurate?
How about if you were an editor or publisher? Would you care about accurate translations?
It was kind of a nice idea to have this book in Hunter's POV (although the Sweep series is getting progressively worse--all "tell" and no "show") but the insistence on using "french" was excruciating. Auto-translate did BETTE More...
How about if you were an editor or publisher? Would you care about accurate translations?
It was kind of a nice idea to have this book in Hunter's POV (although the Sweep series is getting progressively worse--all "tell" and no "show") but the insistence on using "french" was excruciating. Auto-translate did BETTE More...
Jan 09, 2012
Charlotte
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I know that I have missed one book of the series which is really annoying, but unfortunately the library does not seem to have it which really does not make sense at all, but thats the way the library works I suppose. However, it was nice to read a book based around another characters lifestyle because its nice to see something from their perspective. In many respects though, it seems that we are now onto the like side series, where we do read about the other characters lives. Hunter is an inter
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Apr 14, 2009
Sarah
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The book Seeker by Cate Tiernan is the ninth book to the sweep collection. Its a fiction series that is about a girl discovering she is a blood witch. In this book it switches to Hunters piont of view, were he goes to find his parents. What he finds is not what he thought it wud be. It turns out his mother is died and his fatheris good as died. Its like its not him he jst stuck in that boby. While tring to help and keep his dad alive he ends up making a huge mistake that in the end might cost
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Jun 22, 2011
Annette
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Today's review is on Seeker by: Cate Tiernan
Seeker is the 10th book in Cate Tiernan's Sweep series, and was both interesting and a bit boring.
Seeker is the first book in the series that is narrated by Hunter. In Strife, Hunter receives information leading to the location of his parents, who he hasn't seen in 11 years. In Seeker, he decides that her has to take the chance to find them. Though he asks Morgan to come with him, she is still working hard to imp More...
Seeker is the 10th book in Cate Tiernan's Sweep series, and was both interesting and a bit boring.
Seeker is the first book in the series that is narrated by Hunter. In Strife, Hunter receives information leading to the location of his parents, who he hasn't seen in 11 years. In Seeker, he decides that her has to take the chance to find them. Though he asks Morgan to come with him, she is still working hard to imp More...
Mar 29, 2010
Brooklyn
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Hunter Niall is a blood witch. At nineteen he is the youngest person to ever work as a seeker for the International Council of Witches. It is his job to police the magickal community and keep people from misusing their powers. For years he has believed that his parents were dead. He has just found evidence that they are alive and have been in hiding for the last ten years. This information leads him on a journey Quebec City, Canada in search of his long lost parents More...
Hunter Niall is a blood witch. At nineteen he is the youngest person to ever work as a seeker for the International Council of Witches. It is his job to police the magickal community and keep people from misusing their powers. For years he has believed that his parents were dead. He has just found evidence that they are alive and have been in hiding for the last ten years. This information leads him on a journey Quebec City, Canada in search of his long lost parents More...
Jan 30, 2010
Jillian
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This one was different because it was from Hunter's POV, which I thought was different. I don't really get how you can find the true name of things like Justine does, doesn't it sound really creepy? I kind of knew that one of Hunter's parents was going to be dead. It was kind of obvious. EEK! When Morgan and Hunter were going to "do it" in the beginning but then Hunter got to paranoid....I was kind of scared to read it because I thought it seemed a little graphic, but it really wasn't.
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May 20, 2011
Lissa
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I have to say that I really enjoyed this installment in the "Sweep" series. It was refreshing to hear the story from another character's point of view, aside from in various Books of Shadows entries. You may think that Hunter is all business, but he is not. All work and no play. Well, I thought he was dull until I read this book. He is like any other guy. He really cares about Morgan, and is not in love with his job. He thinks about things that I thought didn't even come across his min
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Jul 15, 2008
Morgan
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i think i would want all of these book's to turn into movies
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Jul 08, 2011
Gina
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I have enjoyed the Sweep series. Seeker was taken from Hunter's POV. This is a great insight into his character. He faces the hard decision about finding his parents. The counsel lets him know where they might be. The goodbye scene between Hunter and Morgan was a heart jerker. I really felt for Morgan, even though it was in Hunter's pov.
He travel's to Quebec, Canada to find his father. When he finds him, his idea of what he would look like and what he actually looks like is greatly More...
He travel's to Quebec, Canada to find his father. When he finds him, his idea of what he would look like and what he actually looks like is greatly More...
Jan 24, 2011
Jodie
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Sep 03, 2010
Wendy
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While this was still a good addition to the series it was a little different because it was told from Hunter's point of view and had little mention even of Morgan.
Hunter leaves Widows Vale to find his father who he has not seen since he was 8 (his father and mother left running from the dark wave). The Council has finally given him an address for him and he is looking forward to seeing both his parents. However, wehn he gets there he makes several upsetting discoveries. First, his mother d More...
Hunter leaves Widows Vale to find his father who he has not seen since he was 8 (his father and mother left running from the dark wave). The Council has finally given him an address for him and he is looking forward to seeing both his parents. However, wehn he gets there he makes several upsetting discoveries. First, his mother d More...
Sep 27, 2011
Jan
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3 1/2 stars. This 10th book in the series is told from Hunter's perspective and takes place away from all the other characters in the series, as Hunter seeks his parents and is called to do council business. This installment does a lot to advance the plot and introduce new characters. It also lets us get to know Hunter on a more personal level but I missed the folks at home. I am looking forward to his returning to Widow's Vale to see how the events of this book will play out.
Jul 04, 2011
Chalse
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I read this book in one day, as I usually do with books like these and it was overall great, but boring in some parts.
I particularly loved how it was in Hunter's pov instead of Morgan's, that made it much more interesting to read because I could see how attracted he was to Morgan(and his constant remarks about her ruggedness...lol) and made me appreciate their relationship more even though in my head I'm Cal and Morgan forever and I'll stop hoping that Tiernan would kill him off and More...
I particularly loved how it was in Hunter's pov instead of Morgan's, that made it much more interesting to read because I could see how attracted he was to Morgan(and his constant remarks about her ruggedness...lol) and made me appreciate their relationship more even though in my head I'm Cal and Morgan forever and I'll stop hoping that Tiernan would kill him off and More...
Oct 15, 2009
Nina!!! ...me luv them vamps
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This book "Seeker" in the sweep series was one of my favorite books in the series also. This book is one of my favorites because it is written in my favorite characters point of view. So i enjoyed reading from his point of view because normally it is not written in his point of view... so i liked it...a lot...
Sep 03, 2009
Julia
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MY FAVORITE one besides the 3rd book, Blood Witch. This book is in Hunter's view. Hunter is Morgan's true love, her soulmate. I love this and it shows how Hunter truly feels in his relationship with Morgan. Yay!!!!
Apr 30, 2009
Jess
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I didn't really enjoy this one as much as the others. In my opinion the storyline wasn't as exciting- probably because it didn't have much hunter-morgan romance. I think it could have been cut down quite a bit- it might have been more effective as a sub-plot in one of the other books.
I still can't wait to read the rest though!
I still can't wait to read the rest though!
Nov 20, 2010
Nina
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This book was written from Hunter's perspective rather than Morgan with little BOS entries from Morgan. As Hunter heads up to Canada and is finally reunited with his father he is struggling with the fact that his mother passed away a mere 2 months earlier at Yule and his father is a shell of the man he remembers. Towards the end of the book Hunter is sent on a Seeker mission which threatens to harm his relationship with Morgan and as he comes face-to-face with a powerful and seductive blood wi
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Mar 18, 2010
Lisa
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When I first started reading this one I was very pissed that it was not in Morgan's voice. However, it really worked out. I enjoyed reading Hunter's perspective I got a sense of a different voice, it was really great! Loved delving into his character even more, too.
Nov 26, 2011
Darcy
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This was an interesting book, different from the others as this one is written from Hunter's point of view, it really lets us get to know him better.
With this book I really feel sorry for Hunter. He hero worshiped his dad and the man he finds after so long is about as far from a hero as possible. While working on his job as a Seeker he encounters a woman who seems normal, but hiding a lot. And in order to do his job he has to be a bit cruel. I have a feeling that this one job is More...
With this book I really feel sorry for Hunter. He hero worshiped his dad and the man he finds after so long is about as far from a hero as possible. While working on his job as a Seeker he encounters a woman who seems normal, but hiding a lot. And in order to do his job he has to be a bit cruel. I have a feeling that this one job is More...
Jul 22, 2011
Erica
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Loved getting to see through Hunter's eyes, and the chapter before he leaves is one of the best! Despite the whole Justine situation, great book.
Mar 23, 2011
Queen
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interesting to learn more about Hunter's history - but had a hard time like other readers noticing the change in POV from Hunter to Morgan.
Sep 26, 2010
Shelley
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I don't understand these books where a couple is in love and the girl wants to have sex, but the boy says no. It's confusing and unrealistic.
Dec 05, 2008
Alicia
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This book was ok. It kinda sucked how Hunter and Morgan were so far away from each other. But it tested their relationship to see if would endure distance.
Aug 11, 2011
Tracey
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Not a good book. It was an emergency purchase at Wal-mart when I forgot to take books on vacation. Maybe teens would like it.
May 30, 2011
Marci
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Shifting away from Morgan, this story is told through Hunter's eyes. A little stale, still a page turner but not as good as the earlier books in series!
Mar 16, 2011
M
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2.5 stars
Didn't like this much - thought Hunter's "voice" sounded uncharacteristic. Justine was interesting, though.
Didn't like this much - thought Hunter's "voice" sounded uncharacteristic. Justine was interesting, though.
May 10, 2011
Sonia
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Ormai l'ho detto: sono entrata nel tunnel della serie ed è difficile uscirne con obiettività.
Perciò la storia continua a piacermi, e l'idea di raccontare la storia attraverso gli occhi di Hunter e non di Morgan avrebbe potuto essere originale ma... dai! Attribuire ad Hunter dei pensieri così sdolcinati o comunque gli stessi pensieri che fino a ieri avevi messo in testa a Morgan... Poco Credibile. Non si nota nessuna differenza, e questo non è accettabile.
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Perciò la storia continua a piacermi, e l'idea di raccontare la storia attraverso gli occhi di Hunter e non di Morgan avrebbe potuto essere originale ma... dai! Attribuire ad Hunter dei pensieri così sdolcinati o comunque gli stessi pensieri che fino a ieri avevi messo in testa a Morgan... Poco Credibile. Non si nota nessuna differenza, e questo non è accettabile.
e a me il personaggio di Justine è piac More...
Dec 04, 2008
Hunter s story he goes off to find his father and also ends up on Council business. Ok addition to the series.
Jan 06, 2012
Traci
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This was a very interesting book as it was told from Hunters point of view. It was a refreshing change from seeing things through Morgans eyes.
