Review: Hunt by Rachel Vincent

Hunt by Rachel Vincent - WARNING! I cannot review this book without spoiling the others in the series. Read no further if you're planning on reading this series and don't want it spoilt for you.

It’s been more than four years since Abby Wade survived capture and torture by a quartet of rogue shifters. Back then she was a scared kid, just trying to survive.

Now Abby is all grown up, and if she’s learned anything from training with Faythe Sanders, the world’s first female Alpha, it’s that she can take care of herself—and anyone else who comes along. So when her college roommate is abducted from a campsite deep in the Appalachian woods, Abby knows exactly how to get her back…

The rules of the hunt are simple. Kill or be killed.

Abby Wade is not ready to die. From Goodreads.

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Review: Alpha by Rachel Vincent

Alpha by Rachel Vincent (review copy) - WARNING! This is the sixth and final book in the Shifters series. I cannot review this book without spoiling the previous books in the series. Read no futher if you plan on reading the Shifters series and don't want it spoiled for you.

Power, revenge, and justice - prepare yourself for the final battle! In the final chapter of "The Shifters Series", Faythe and her Pride must fight a tyrannical werecat intent on taking over the territorial council, and the south-central Pride in particular. It's down to Faythe to take on the role of Alpha before she feels completely ready for the job. Forced to rise to the occasion, Faythe must balance experience, advice, and the urge for vengeance. She must also finally choose between Marc and Jace...No decisions will be is easy, and not everyone will survive this epic fight to the death. From Amazon UK

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Review: Shift by Rachel Vincent

Shift by Rachel Vincent - WARNING! Shift is the fifth book in a series. I cannot review Shift without spoiling the other books in the series – especially big plot points in Prey, the fourth book. Do not read any further if you plan on reading this series and don’t want to be spoiled.

Being the first female werecat enforcer isn't easy. Scars accumulate, but I'm stronger in so many ways.

As for my personal life? It's complicated. Choices worth making always are. Ever since my brother's death and my father's impeachment, it's all I can do to prevent more blood from spilling. Now our Pride is under attack by a flight of vicious thunderbirds. And making peace with our new enemies may be the only way to get the best of our old foe.

With the body count rising and treachery everywhere, my instincts tell me to look before I leap. But sometimes a leap of faith is the only real option... From Goodreads.

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Review: Prey by Rachel Vincent

Prey by Rachel Vincent - WARNING! This is the fourth in the Shifters series. I can't review this book without spoiling the first three. Don’t read any further if you plan on reading the first three.

A battle is coming, and Faythe will not allow the Pride to become prey...Faythe has finally come to accept that she will someday be Alpha of the Pride, and she is hell-bent on changing the sexist Tribal Council from the inside. But first she must ensure that there will still be a Pride left to lead. Her father's role as Alpha is at risk, as is his control over the territory they all love. At the same time, Faythe's exiled boyfriend is under attack from rogues somehow connected to the political schemes of the tribal council. With her world collapsing around her, Faythe must fight to keep her friends and family together, as their enemies conspire against them. From Amazon UK

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Review: Pride by Rachel Vincent

Pride by Rachel Vincent - WARNING! I can't review Pride without spoiling the first two books in the series. If you plan on reading Stray and Rogue, don't read any further!

After killing Andrew, her previously human then infected ex-boyfriend in self-defence, Faythe goes on trial for infecting a human and murder infront of the werecat's territorial couil tribunal in Montana. Calvin Malone, an Alpha for anothe pride is one of the judges, and plans on making Faythe's life hell - what she has left of it. Malone wants to go for the death penalty. The only way Faythe can save her fur is y prooving she's needed by the council. When the werecats get a visit rom a bruin - a werebear - who complains about some strays that are making an annoyance of themselves near his territory, and a very young abby shows upwith assumed memory loss, the pride and Faythe will have their paws full.

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Review: Rogue by Rachel Vincent

Rogue by Rachel Vincent - WARNING! I cannot review Rogue without spoiling the first book, Stray. Do not read if you plan on reading Stray.

Under the order of her Alpha and father, Faythe is now at home with her Pride, working as an enforcer for two and a half years, when she can then get control of her own life again. She’s back with Marc as well. Unfortunately, trouble is also back. Several bodies of stray cats turn up in the Pride’s territory, working their way closer to home, and a foreign cat is suspected of being the murderer, and Faythe and her fellow enforcers are ordered to investigate. Then Faythe gets a phone call from an old college buddy, which puts the possibility of blame at her own feet. Who is murdering all these cats? And what possibly could Faythe have to do with it?

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Review: Stray by Rachel Vincent

Stray by Rachel Vincent - The difference between the movies and reality? In real life, I was the monster.

Faythe Sanders looks like an ordinary student, but she's hiding a dark secret: she is a werecat, a powerful, supernatural predator. Yet headstrong, independant Faythe a resents her power, heading to college to escape her family and her overprotective ex, Marc.

That is until a stray - a dangerous werecat without pride or territory - catches her scent. With two werecat girls already missing, Faythe is summoned home for her own protection.

But Faythe will do whatever it takes to find her kidnapped kin. She has claws - and she's not afraid to use them. From the blurb.

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