A Reader’s Digest October Book Club Pick
A South Floria Sun Sentinel Best Mysteries of 2023 Pick
“[A] complex plot, which is matched by thoroughly realized characters whose actions are anything but predictable. Herrera is a writer to watch.”–Publishers Weekly (starred review)
“The Hunter will bring thriller fans the immersive read they’re looking for.”–“Good Morning America” (online)
“Literary agent Herrera delves deep to sculpt believable, multi-layered characters. The Hunter launches a new, most-welcomed series.”–South Florida Sun-Sentinel
“[A] generational mystery that’ll keep readers on their toes…Herrera’s debut threads uneasiness and mistrust through a pulse-pounding mystery.”–PopSugar
“A thriller with depth.” —Booklist
“An absorbing, twisty read” –-Criminal Element
“With its language and momentum, the book propels the reader to the last page.”–New York Journal of Books
“There are twists and turns in every moment . . . the suspense is palpable. This book is impossible to put down.” –-The Southern Bookseller Review
“The Hunter announces Jennifer Herrera as a remarkable new voice in suspense. Her debut is expertly paced and plotted, richly atmospheric, and filled with nuanced, beautifully developed characters with whom readers are sure to connect. I loved this book, and can’t wait to read whatever Herrera writes next.”–Cristina Alger, New York Times bestselling author of Girls Like Us
“This book is a bonfire on a dark night. Searing hot and enthralling. I want to live in Herrera’s language, where the ordinary becomes magical and strange. Fans of Tana French and Marisha Pessl, take note.”–Melissa Larsen, author of Shutter
“Herrera introduces readers to the dauntless Leigh O’Donnell, who emerges as the embodiment of the many hats modern women wear…With quick-hitting chapters and pageturning cliffhangers, Herrera keeps readers guessing…Readers will find this engaging mystery entwined with family drama hard to put down.”–Ohioana Quarterly
“Smart, taut, and atmospheric. The Hunter had me reading into the night as I followed Leigh from New York back to her hometown. She must find and confront a killer as well as make peace with her past. I finished the book in one sitting and can’t wait to read the next page-turner in the series!”–Janet Skeslien Charles, author of The Paris Library
“I would recommend it to all who love a good character study and themes of how and why we lie to ourselves. A great debut”–Portland Book Review
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