Hunter

Timothy Blake, Book 2

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Hunter

By: Jack Heath

Narrated by: Christopher Ragland

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Timothy Blake returns, with an insatiable appetite, in the thrillingly addictive sequel to Hangman.

Timothy Blake, ex-consultant for the FBI, now works in body disposal for a local crime lord. One night he stumbles across a body he wasn't supposed to find. He can't resist taking a bite.

Having marked the body, Blake is forced to hide it. When the FBI calls Blake in to investigate the man's disappearance, Blake is the only one who knows the man is dead and in his freezer.

Then another man goes missing. And another.

There's a serial killer in Houston, Texas, and Blake is the only one who knows it for sure. His investigation takes him to a prestigious university, a sex doll factory, a sprawling landfill on Houston's outskirts and a secret hideaway in the woods.

As they hunt the killer together, FBI agent Reese Thistle starts to warm to Blake - but she also gets closer and closer to discovering his gruesome secret. This is cause for anxiety to the gangster who employs Blake to dispose of her victims. It would be better for her to murder Blake than to risk exposure.

Can Blake uncover the killer, without giving away his own dark secrets?

A confounding, intriguing and unexpected thriller from the author of Hangman.

Crime

Suspense

Thriller & Suspense

Murder

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I loved the first book and this sequel was even better!
SPOILER ALERT!!!!

I really like how the author managed to make me think of Blake's cannibalism in the same light as any addiction. That certainly required some mad writing skills, lol. But yeah, I felt sympathetic and forgiving and tut tutted inwardly as he backslid... 😳
I'm now wondering if I'm overly susceptible to brainwashing? 🤔
Also considering the potential benefits of preventative therapy??

But first I need to read the third book, of course. Not because I have to but because I want to. I'm not addicted to this series or anything. I could totally stop after this one.
I could!