#Prey vs predator book series#

Anyway, Clarence, Douglas Sands, and the other Hunters from book two go to ground at Kaitlin's home.

#Prey vs predator book series#

Come to think of it, that same schtick was used in book two of this series as well. Remember this as you read your Hunter Storytellers Handbook and the part where it discusses how its a sign of a weak Storyteller to have Hunters know each other before their imbuing. Why that magic couldn't rub off here I do not know.Īs I predicted in my review of the second book in this series, the Hunter is related by blood to fellow Hunter Kaitlin Sinnet, who was the 'star' of the abominable third book in this series. I've been told White Wolf did a bang-up job with their Vampire clan novels of having each novel in a series being part of a bigger story, while self-contained enough that each book could be enjoyed on its own. I find this amusing, as this was almost the first book I picked up in the series months ago luckily I held off until I got copies of previous books. In short, you're screwed if this is the book you purchased to start reading this series. There's no recap page of what's gone before, and the attempts in this book to cover events in previous volumes don't cover half of what you need to know. Let me start by saying that this novel plops you right into the story.

Given the extreme differences in feelings I have for the two previous books, you might think I would reach a happy medium with this book. The second book he wrote (number three in the series) was a waste of paper and my time to read, and should only be purchased if your town has run out of toilet paper. The first book he wrote (number two in the series) was very well done and worthy of purchase. Predator & Prey: Jury is the fourth book in the Predator & Prey series of novels, and is the third volume in the series written by Gherbod Fleming.