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so this book is kind of fun, but full of problematic holes and "huh's?"
vampires.
vampires rule the day here. nearly everyone has become a vampire, and the humans who remain must camouflage their human characteristics to be able to survive and blend in. all the concessions are made to vampire-life: school is held at night, lighting is kept low, and meat is served very very rare. and remaining "hepers" or "humans" are periodically released into an arena for vampires to hunt and eat, in a morale-bo ...more
vampires.
vampires rule the day here. nearly everyone has become a vampire, and the humans who remain must camouflage their human characteristics to be able to survive and blend in. all the concessions are made to vampire-life: school is held at night, lighting is kept low, and meat is served very very rare. and remaining "hepers" or "humans" are periodically released into an arena for vampires to hunt and eat, in a morale-bo ...more
I'm not sure if this is dystopian or just fantasy, because I'm not sure if the world was always more vampires than humans or what. I mean, they still use horses as transportation, so that really didn't make sense...whatever it is, it's definitely this: The Hunger Games meets vampires. In the world of The Hunt, vampires are people and humans are practically extinct. Interesting concept, no?
There are a lot of things that didn't really make sense...how did this happen? What kind of vampires are the ...more
There are a lot of things that didn't really make sense...how did this happen? What kind of vampires are the ...more
It is at some point past the vampire apocalypse, and gene, our protagonist has managed to be born, be raised by his family and generally blend in with the vampire community by pretending to be one of them when in fact he is one of the most highly sought after, prized delicacies know to vampire kind- a real, live human. From this starting premise, I just couldn't suspend my disbelief enough to enjoy this story at all.
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