Review: Hunter Sacrificed by Nancy Corrigan

29 December of 2015 by Jean

Reviewer's Rating: 4

4.0Overall score

The endless question of duty or love...

Hunter Sacrificed By Nancy Corrigan

Paranormal Romantic Fantasy

Released November 3, 2015

Samhain Publishing Ltd.

Series: Wild Hunt, Prequel

Reviewed by Jean

His vow to save mankind turns him into the father of the damned…

Arawn, Lord of the Underworld, is faced with the hardest decision of his long life. Because of his neglect, humans are suffering…but his vow to make things right could cost him everything he holds dear.

Minerva, the Goddess of Love, holds his heart and soul, except the act he must now commit might very well destroy their love.

But his sacrifice doesn’t go far enough to end the humans’ agony. It compounds it–and turns him into a pawn. He cannot renege on his deal with the Triad, but he can avenge those he’s wronged.

To do that, he’ll need every one of his Huntsmen to win the greatest game of all time–the Wild Hunt.

Warning: Goodness and light vs. sacrifice and darkness. Seriously, what could possibly go wrong?

The endless question of duty or love…

Hunter Sacrificed is the prequel to the Wild Hunt series. While it has a romance and has an all-consuming love at its center it’s about the sacrifice of love to ensure the salvation of mankind. The story is very short and heart wrenching. Beings as it is the prequel to the series please do not expect an HEA… you will not get one here. You will, however, get a good understanding of who Arawn, Lord of the Underworld is. He is neither evil or good. He is merely the god of the Underworld and he suffers daily with the yoke he must bare. His only solace is his mate, Minerva, Goddess of Love. And yet that solace will not turn back the tides of destruction to come. His only hope is in the huntsmen he creates.