Have you ever read a book where you liked the antagonist more than the protagonist?
That was my experience with reading Light Hunter!
I absolutely ADORED Nate's storyline, and found myself actually skipping over Callie and Toran's chapters just so I could get back to Nate's storyline faster.
To be fair, I'm not a fan of constant arguing and fighting between two characters to the point where it puts others in danger, which was a part of the reason why I didn't enjoy Callie's journey as much as Nate's, but honestly, Nate is just such a well-written character he easily outshone everyone else!
If you're a fan of exploration adventures, big monster fights, sentient mechs, redemption arcs, enemies to friends, and enemies to lovers, then this is the book for you!
The final few chapters just blur by, building up to a climax and cliffhanger that will leave you longing for the final book!
However, it is important to note that this book is definitely a secular novel, and comes with a stronger content warning than the first.
Content disclosure: for language there were several instances of PG-13 cussing. In terms of sexual content, there are quite a few sexual jokes and innuendos, as well as a scene near the end that implies a sexually immoral relationship . For thematic content: emotional and physical abuse, mind control, totalitarian governments, ethics of self-defense vs ending a life, and the dangers of power abuse are all present. There are some PG-13 action scenes and a few terrifying monster fights. For all these reasons, I can't call this book a clean read, but I'd give it a solid PG-13 rating.
Overall, I definitely had fun reading Light Hunter, and I absolutely neeeed the final book!
I hope you have a blessed day!