Rogue Mage Anthology Book 2: Tribulations. "Whitewater Evolution: A Novelist's Route from Phobia to Obsession", American Whitewater, March/April 2009, page 60-61Īs Faith Hunter Rogue Mage series.Death Sentence, July 1992, Warner Books, ISBN 978-4-2Īs Gwen Hunter Rhea Lynch, M.D.Death Warrant, October 1990, Warner Books, ISBN 978-3-5.Bibliography as Gary Hunter Garrick Travis series Publishers Weekly and Kirkus Reviews also reviewed Bloodring, with Publishers Weekly praising the "strong, cliffhanger ending". She resides in South Carolina with her husband, Rod Hunter.Ĭritical reception for Hunter's work has been positive, with Monsters and Critics praising Bloodring as "an entertaining, if a bit rough first volume in a promising new series". She graduated from college with a degree in Allied Health Technology and used to work full-time in a rural hospital. Hunter grew up in the Louisiana bayou country and began writing during high school. Hunter is one of the founding members of the blog,, a writer assistance blog, and has developed a role-playing game based on her Rogue Mage series. She also has collaborated on thrillers with Gary Leveille, jointly using the name Gary Hunter. She writes as Faith Hunter in the fantasy genre, and as Gwen Hunter in the thriller genre. Gwendolyn Faith Hunter is an American author and blogger, writing in the fantasy and thriller genres. Thriller post-apocalyptic fantasy, urban fantasy Her inability to believe in a positive future for herself plucks at the heart strings as she fights for the future of others.Faith Hunter speaking at Athens-Clarke County Library in 2014 Hunter shows Jane’s stunning ability to care for others, but she also reminds us of Jane’s own isolated upbringing. They gain her protection and care above all else. My favourite thing about this story is the love and care that Jane shows towards the children. It is also a fantastic way to highlight Jane’s independence – she is attracted and interested, but not willing to fully commit.
These raunchy scenes are a great, pulse-quickening way to further the storyline and raise the stakes.
With three potential interests in Skinwalker, Jane falls further into the laps of these men.
There is nothing like some saucy love interests and sexual tension to boost the octane of a plot, and Hunter has done this beautifully. Molly’s presence in the story brings a much wanted layer of softness to the story to balance out Jane’s strong and unyielding presence. Set not long after the explosive ending of Skinwalker, Jane is thrust further into the intriguing world of vampires and their politics. The second full novel in the Jane Yellowrock series was a great, fast paced read and a fantastic follow up to the first story.
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