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The Hunter's Code #17
The Hunter’s Code: Book 17: A Portal Progression Fantasy Series
The next books of the series!
The Hunter’s Book 18:
The Hunter’s Book 19:
I hate the cold! I hate discomfort! But..! It seems the Empress has made me an offer I can’t refuse. The Arctic... A mysterious place, where a serious battle has broken out for the very existence of Humanity. And no, not against the Nameless One... Turns out there are other A-holes aplenty.
But Xander’ll pull it off! Seems like that’s obvious to everyone by now. Trouble is, I’d rather not have to!
The Hunter’s Book 18:
The Hunter’s Book 19:
I hate the cold! I hate discomfort! But..! It seems the Empress has made me an offer I can’t refuse. The Arctic... A mysterious place, where a serious battle has broken out for the very existence of Humanity. And no, not against the Nameless One... Turns out there are other A-holes aplenty.
But Xander’ll pull it off! Seems like that’s obvious to everyone by now. Trouble is, I’d rather not have to!
371 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 11, 2026
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March 16, 2026
Logic and continuity inconsistencies.
Fade to black plot progression, limited fight scenes... and time skipping back and forth chronology with tell instead of show in POV shifts.
Plot additions totally lacking foreshadowing... So made worse by that only making it feel all the more like lazy asspulls.
Character destruction but only the females... Made me wonder if the author/s were having woman troubles while writing this. 🤣 I'm sure a certain demographic would be throwing around the M'ist-word. 🙄
I really like the overall story but content in these serial novels fluctuate in quality a fair bit more than desirable.
Fade to black plot progression, limited fight scenes... and time skipping back and forth chronology with tell instead of show in POV shifts.
Plot additions totally lacking foreshadowing... So made worse by that only making it feel all the more like lazy asspulls.
Character destruction but only the females... Made me wonder if the author/s were having woman troubles while writing this. 🤣 I'm sure a certain demographic would be throwing around the M'ist-word. 🙄
I really like the overall story but content in these serial novels fluctuate in quality a fair bit more than desirable.
March 20, 2026
I received a review copy of this book.
The Hunter's Code book 17 is the newest (as of now of course) in this series, and in this one, it looks like our main character is tired of playing around. This is when it appears he's going to get serious both with his enemies and those of the empire where he lives as well. Sure is nice to see his family growing as well, that should prove interesting in future books too. Looking forward to the next one.
The Hunter's Code book 17 is the newest (as of now of course) in this series, and in this one, it looks like our main character is tired of playing around. This is when it appears he's going to get serious both with his enemies and those of the empire where he lives as well. Sure is nice to see his family growing as well, that should prove interesting in future books too. Looking forward to the next one.
March 11, 2026
A very eventful book filled with a lot of new developments.
There are new betrayals and threats and strong hints about the real identity of mysterious drunk grandpa. Xander encounters someone from his own past and learns another secret of his adopted family. Goddard senior comes up with an intriguing demand.
Sadly, even the most important fights get more and more glossed over and feel rather trivial, which prevents me from giving a maximum rating.
There are new betrayals and threats and strong hints about the real identity of mysterious drunk grandpa. Xander encounters someone from his own past and learns another secret of his adopted family. Goddard senior comes up with an intriguing demand.
Sadly, even the most important fights get more and more glossed over and feel rather trivial, which prevents me from giving a maximum rating.
March 12, 2026
another fine installment
Thoroughly enjoyed the latest book and the series. Eagerly looking forward to book 18. I did not want to write a review, but I could not simply post five stars. So I was forced to write something.
Thoroughly enjoyed the latest book and the series. Eagerly looking forward to book 18. I did not want to write a review, but I could not simply post five stars. So I was forced to write something.
March 21, 2026
Continues to be a joy.
The problem with this series is once you start reading you cannot put it down. Book 17 and the storyline is getting wider by the book. Normally the series is coming to the end. In this case if it was a play I would say this is the end of scene one!
The problem with this series is once you start reading you cannot put it down. Book 17 and the storyline is getting wider by the book. Normally the series is coming to the end. In this case if it was a play I would say this is the end of scene one!
March 16, 2026
Great book
Great book I can't wait to read the next book in the series I would recommend this author to anyone
Great book I can't wait to read the next book in the series I would recommend this author to anyone
March 19, 2026
It was good
My only thing is I feel like he should have told the empress who is Dad is. It just complicated things for her not knowing
My only thing is I feel like he should have told the empress who is Dad is. It just complicated things for her not knowing
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