Original concept

I never understood the release of prequels after a series has already begun, until I became a writer and realized that sometimes the story doesn't begin where we intended and we have to go back to explain it in another book. This is a great case in point. The Hunted Tribe book 1 begins with a hook right of the bat; a woman in the process of committing suicide after divorcing a husband she still loves, a fire that nearly kills a man and whose son is accused of setting it, even though there was no logical answer as to how he could do that. Then as the story unfolds we learn of the curse of the Grishla, and we find ourselves thinking about the backstory of the curse. Then suddenly it's here, in this book. See how the curse of the Grishla all began in this heart-stopping, edge-of-the seat thriller, as Jack, haunted by the cruel and senseless sacrifice of his mother that he is forced to watch, tries to save the women of his tribe, and Karl Redgrave, a gunslinger who has committed unspeakable crimes, goes on the hunt for the beast. Thank you, Roma Gray for the opportunity to review for you.

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