I Am: Hunter 57

Fiction & Literature, Action Suspense
Cover of the book I Am: Hunter 57 by K.E. Stringer, Austin Macauley
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Author: K.E. Stringer ISBN: 9781370187676
Publisher: Austin Macauley Publication: March 12, 2018
Imprint: Smashwords Edition Language: English
Author: K.E. Stringer
ISBN: 9781370187676
Publisher: Austin Macauley
Publication: March 12, 2018
Imprint: Smashwords Edition
Language: English

Don’t ask questions. Get the job done.

Hunters are a group of elite immortals, a world apart from the rest of Amphilias. As soon as they show any signs of the Hunter, they are torn from their families and raised to be merciless, independent, fearless assassins. They don't care, feel or love. Their hearts are covered by a hard layer of blackness, hiding the true feelings trapped inside, tight under lock and key. Their job, as they were brought up to believe, was to rid the world of the super-naturals that were the evil in the world. Hunters don't ask questions, they are loyal to the Council, and they don't fall in love. Any Hunters who fall in love are labelled as traitors. And traitors, of any kind, don't bode well with the Council.

17-year-old Hunter 57 was brought up around this world. A blind follower, she fully believed in the way that her superiors, the Council and the Organisation, lived. She willingly killed the super-naturals that were causing unrest, and anyone else, because of what the Council had told her. But when she is assigned a job that reveals someone from the past, everything she knows will begin to unravel, and she begins to do what no Hunter is allowed to do: question the way she lives. Is killing super-naturals really ridding the world of evil? Who is King Zelrox really, and why does he want her and her job assignment, Tomas, dead? And will Hunter 57 find that piece that she's being missing since she were a child?

But as Hunter 57 is drawn further into a thousand-year-old war yet unresolved, she will find that she plays a bigger part than she ever thought she would in the future of Amphilias.

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Don’t ask questions. Get the job done.

Hunters are a group of elite immortals, a world apart from the rest of Amphilias. As soon as they show any signs of the Hunter, they are torn from their families and raised to be merciless, independent, fearless assassins. They don't care, feel or love. Their hearts are covered by a hard layer of blackness, hiding the true feelings trapped inside, tight under lock and key. Their job, as they were brought up to believe, was to rid the world of the super-naturals that were the evil in the world. Hunters don't ask questions, they are loyal to the Council, and they don't fall in love. Any Hunters who fall in love are labelled as traitors. And traitors, of any kind, don't bode well with the Council.

17-year-old Hunter 57 was brought up around this world. A blind follower, she fully believed in the way that her superiors, the Council and the Organisation, lived. She willingly killed the super-naturals that were causing unrest, and anyone else, because of what the Council had told her. But when she is assigned a job that reveals someone from the past, everything she knows will begin to unravel, and she begins to do what no Hunter is allowed to do: question the way she lives. Is killing super-naturals really ridding the world of evil? Who is King Zelrox really, and why does he want her and her job assignment, Tomas, dead? And will Hunter 57 find that piece that she's being missing since she were a child?

But as Hunter 57 is drawn further into a thousand-year-old war yet unresolved, she will find that she plays a bigger part than she ever thought she would in the future of Amphilias.

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