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The Witch Hunter (The Witch Hunter Saga) Paperback – May 11, 2015
Nicole R. Taylor (Author) Find all the books, read about the author, and more. See search results for this author |
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- Print length346 pages
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication dateMay 11, 2015
- Dimensions5 x 0.87 x 8 inches
- ISBN-101512017612
- ISBN-13978-1512017618
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- Publisher : CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform; 2nd edition (May 11, 2015)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 346 pages
- ISBN-10 : 1512017612
- ISBN-13 : 978-1512017618
- Item Weight : 13.1 ounces
- Dimensions : 5 x 0.87 x 8 inches
- Best Sellers Rank: #6,051,591 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
- #23,296 in Vampire Romances
- #50,940 in Romantic Fantasy (Books)
- #98,996 in Paranormal & Urban Fantasy (Books)
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About the author

Nicole R. Taylor is an Australian Urban Fantasy author.
She lives in the western suburbs of Melbourne dreaming up nail biting stories featuring sassy witches, duplicitous vampires, hunky shapeshifters, and devious monsters.
She likes chocolate, cat memes, and video games.
When she’s not writing, she likes to think of what she’s writing next.
AVAILABLE SERIES:
The Witch Hunter Saga (Vampires and Witches) Series Complete!
The Crescent Witch Chronicles (Irish Witches) Series Complete!
The Arondight Codex (Arthurian Demon Hunters) Series Complete!
The Camelot Archive (Arthurian Demon Hunters) Series Complete!
The Darkland Druids (Druids and Fae) Series Complete!
Fortitude Wolves (Werewolves and Vampires) Series Complete!
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I know Amazon allows self published authors to sell their ebooks, but really, when books like this come out under the Amazon name it discredits their brand. They should have an inhouse editor to review books for structure and grammar.
For anyone who has seen and loves the Vampire Diaries series of books and the CW TV show, this book is not worth the download space. There's a reason, as of December 2013, that it is free. I'm surprised that the author is not being pursued for copyright infringement, because the parallels between the book and The Vampire Diaries series are ASTRONIMICAL.
Example One: Vampire Diaries = Civil War era brothers, Damon and Stefan Salvator, are both turned about the same time. The older one, Damon, is meaner and more cunning than the soft hearted, Stefan, who only drinks from the blood of animals. One brother is slight of build and wiry while the other is stronger and more compact. Both brothers, but especially, Damon are heavy alcohol drinkers because it helps with blood urges and heats their bodies to a more normal temperature. In the Witch Hunter book, Civil War era brothers, Zac and Sam, are turned about the same time. Zac, the older of the two, is mean and more cunning with a penchant for trouble while Sam is soft hearted and only drinks the blood of animals. Zac is tall and wiry while Sam is shorter and more compact. Both brothers are extremely loyal and love deeply when they choose to and they are heavy alcohol drinkers cuz it helps the urges.
Example Two: Vampire Diaries Damon and Stefan both fall in love with the same girl. After the girl is accidently turned, she chooses one but is in love with the other at the same time. This one's name is Elena. Witch Hunter = Zac and Sam love the same girl who is turned into a vampire. Her name is Liz, which we all know is short for Elizabeth. The names are similar.
Example Three: Vampire Diaries Elena has a best friend named Bonnie who is a natural born witch apprenticing under her grandma. Bonnie accidently discovers she's a witch and confronts grandma, aka GRAM, who gives her a partial truth. When Gram dies, Bonnie is left to discover her talents and the truths alone. Witch Hunter = Liz's best friend is an apprentice witch whose name is Gabby. Gabby's GRAM (seriously) disappears early in her life and everyone thinks she's crazy. Gabby knows the truth about her witchiness and keeps everything to herself.
Example Four: Vampire Diaries = One of the principle antagonists is Katherine. Katherine creates all kinds of havoc, especially for Damon. She's a 500 year old vampire. Witch Hunter = Katrin (also Katherine's true Ukrainian name) is a 2000 year old dead witch who creates problems for Damon's paralell, Zac. Not surprisingly, because Vampire Diaries has a family of them, Katrin is the original witch who created the original vampires.
These are just a few examples. The book has good language and cohesive flow, but there are quite a few grammatical mistakes. The kind of mistakes that an automated spell checker would miss, like "rouge" instead of the correct, "rogue." I admit, as of today, I have only read a couple chapters, but I am not sure I will read the rest. The similarities are too ridiculous for me.
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Anyway, now onto my point of view, I adored this book and silently yelled when the book came to a close because I was that drawn into it. The only problem is that you have to pay for the second book and it's almost £3, however, because this book was chair grippingly good I expect book 2 will be just as good or better.
I think this book is suitable for girls / teens who are fans of Shadow Hunters, Twilight, Vampire Diaries and any other vampire / wolve related book / movie. Perfect for ages 13 / 14+ depending on your reading level.
SPOILER
Zac and Sam are vampire brothers both who were turned against there own will. When Zac manages to get himself in trouble by one of the founder witches he askes his witch friend Gabby if she knows anyone who can help get rid of her. Gabby's mind landing on the Witch Hunter. When Aya arrives she is determind to solve the problem and keep her secrect of her past behind her. Little did she know that this would be harder than it seems, esspecially when Zac wants to know everything about her.
Will Aya be able to defeat Katrin (one of the founder witches) or will she fail her mission?
Well there is only one way to find out
Buy right this second; after all it is for free so you won't be wasting money if you find this book a disappointment.
Enjoy
Hope you found this review helpful
;D xxxxxx

My main gripe is that the author has created a set of 2 dimensional characters who all have the same "voice". And the voice Is that of a slightly whiny teen. Which, considering their ages range from several hundred years to 2 thousand causes some issues as you could read some dialogue from any character and not be able to pin point who it is.
This little moan is slightly harder to explain. While we're dealing with mythical creatures here (and it's the author's prerogative to have them "be" how she wants them to be) the vampires had my teeth itching.
These creatures are supposed to be dead and yet are drinking alcohol for pleasure. Does this mean they go to the bathroom? Why don't they then need to eat? Secondly (and, yes, I'm possibly over thinking this - but it kept distracting me as I read) how can they bleed? Their hearts have supposed to have stopped beating. Thirdly how can they "die" when certain things are done to them and then resurrect.
As I said - it's the prerogative of the author. But you have to stay vaguely within the parameters of biology or it's just baffling.
In summary - it was an ok book - but I didn't bond with any of the characters and doubt that I would read any more in the series.

She needs to learn how to use apostrophes properly, and even if some uneducated people think that it's ok to say (or write) "I would of done" or "they might of been" there are no circumstances when it is acceptable to perpetuate such mistakes in a story. The publishers need to stop paying their proof readers peanuts & get someone who has an English qualification.

