House of Night: Hunted

I've just recently started reading this series and although I'm only on Burned I think that this book and series keeps getting better and better!

Reader reviewed by Anna! :D

Okay so basically, the House of Night has become the series that I can not get enough of.  I find myself immediately picking up the next book of the series after each finish. I just finished Hunted, and I cant believe what an incredible book it was. Zoey Redbird has so much to go through, and for being a teenager, I am amazed she gets through it. Throughout the book, I wasn't sure whether to hate Kalona or to fall in love with him. I completely see how the fledglings were under his spell. He was described so flawlessly. And then James Stark came along. Wow, I instantly fell in love with this one. He was perfect, after choosing good of course(: Okay is it just me, or has the admiration for Heath disappeared? I was kind of sick of him. And there was almost a sigh of relief when he died. I mean, don't get me wrong, he was amazing. But, there was something about him that just made me not want him around anymore(Maybe it's the fact that I've fallen in love with Stark, and with Heath no longer in the picture, Zoey and Stark can be together. Haha) Kay, so I'm sooo glad Zoey dumped Erik. He was getting annoyingly clingy and jealous. The ending was so intense. I about died when I thought that Stark was on the bad side, and almost killed. But, everyone worked so well together, and it really was a happy ending. I can't wait to see what High Priestess, Zoey does next!!!

Reader reviewed by Jessica

In the newest novel in the House of Night series, the Casts deliver another laughable story of Zoey, the young vampyre. Always struggling with her love life, Zoey goes through yet another novel with this theme as the House of Night is being torn apart by evil.

Yes, this is a novel that, if you can't get past the obvious realization that this is completely fake and cheesy, many will not enjoy. For me, I have fallen in love with the characters from the other books and continuing with the series is something that I need to do in order to find out who ends up with who in the end, but, if this book hadn't been part of the series, I never would have read it. Readers be warned for more of Zoey's non-swearing words and long moments of struggling over which of the many guys she will finally want in the end.

This book had funny parts to it, as well as serious. At times, the twists were crafted very well. The characters continued to develop their emotions and feelings, as well as themselves as a whole, except for Zoey who is, as always, hopelessly lost. It is this characteristic that leads her to be the lead of the story and makes her similar to readers, though her situations are highly extreme compared to what the average teens go through.

A comical novel with a confusing end, "Hunted" leaves the readers of the series waiting for more, and the rest of humanity confused.